Fewer than half of JTA delegates verified for presidential election

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Fewer than half of JTA delegates verified for presidential election

Western Bureau: This month’s polls to find a president-elect for the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) could be a low-keyed affair, as according to Jasford Gabriel, fewer than half of the association’s 25,000 delegates have been verified to cast...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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