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57 signals for Political · JM · Crisis

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM69d ago

Armed Men reported tensions in Sherwood Forest [5 sources]

8.5/10·GDELT Events Historical

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM60d ago

Jamaica engaged in clashes in Falmouth [10 sources]

6.5/10·GDELT Events Historical·Mandeville

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM60d ago

Jamaica engaged in clashes in Jamaica [10 sources]

6.5/10·GDELT Events Historical

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM62d ago

Jamaica engaged in clashes in Brooklyn [4 sources]

6.5/10·GDELT Events Historical

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM64d ago

Security Force engaged in clashes in Portmore [10 sources]

6.5/10·GDELT Events Historical

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM23d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The call for an urgent review of the Firearms Act has been joined by Opposition Spokesperson on Justice Zuleika Jess, who has slammed her fellow lawmakers for passing what she described as “absurdity”. The law was passed before Jess, a first-term Member of Parliament for St Elizabeth Eastern, was elected to the House of Representatives following the 2025 general election. “The primary duty of this House is to pass laws that deliver justice, not absurdity, said Jess in her maiden contribution to the Sectoral Debate on June 4, as she took aim at what she asserted was flawed legislation and a “glaring crisis in our judicial system”.

5.7/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM42d ago

CLARENDON, Jamaica — Residents of Sunbury district near Spalding, Clarendon, have mounted a roadblock for a second consecutive day in protest over deplorable road conditions. On Monday, police were called in to remove debris, including derelict vehicles and downed trees, to restore access to the northwestern Clarendon community. On Tuesday, the police were deployed to the area for a second consecutive day to clear another roadblock as residents remain adamant in getting the attention of their political representatives.

5.7/10·Jamaica Observer·Jamaica

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM 🇺🇸United States6d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica–Opposition Spokesman on Youth and Human Rights, Isat Buchanan, says the evidence does not support the claim by the Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Delroy Chuck, that Jamaica does not have a human rights problem. Chuck made the claim earlier this month during his contribution to the Sectoral Debate in the House of Representatives. During his contribution to the debate on Tuesday, Buchanan noted that Chuck went as far as to state that anyone who claims they need justice in Jamaica needs to have their head examined.

5.5/10·Jamaica Observer·Kingston, Kingston

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM16d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica—Justice Minister Delroy Chuck says $680 million in judgment debt was paid out during fiscal year 2025/2026, to satisfy claims against the government. “This will encourage judges to continue to deliver timely judgments and be a part of the process of delivering a stronger justice system,” he said. Chuck made the disclosure on June 10 during his contribution to the Sectoral Debate in the House of Representatives.

5.5/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM19d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Opposition spokesman on science, technology, data and digital transformation Christopher Brown is urging the Government to accelerate the introduction of cybersecurity legislation following the reported cyber incident involving the National Health Fund (NHF). Brown said the incident highlighted the urgent need for a comprehensive Cybersecurity Act and argued that the legislation should be tabled this year rather than delayed until 2027. In a statement, Brown noted that Health and Wellness Minister Dr Christopher Tufton had confirmed that individuals claiming to have accessed sensitive NHF information had contacted the agency.

5.5/10·Jamaica Observer·Kingston, Kingston

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM22d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Opposition People’s National Party says Friday night’s island-wide power outage has once again highlighted that the treatment plants operated by the National Water Commission (NWC) remain “dangerously dependent” on the Jamaica Public Service grid, leaving thousands of citizens across the country without access to water. "Across this country, thousands of Jamaicans are without water because this Government has refused to make the shift to solar technology,” said the party's spokesman on water, Ian Hayles in a statement. “We witnessed the same devastation in Western Jamaica during Hurricane Melissa, and yet the Minister stood before this nation during the budget presentation and offered absolutely nothing new.

5.5/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM7d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Jamaica Accountability Meter Portal (JAMP) is calling for urgent reforms to the process used to vet Cabinet appointees, arguing that the Integrity Commission's (IC) investigation into Dr Andrew Wheatley has exposed significant gaps in Jamaica's governance framework. In a statement on Tuesday, the accountability watchdog noted that Wheatley had been under active investigation by the Integrity Commission for four years before being appointed to the Cabinet, raising questions about the standards and procedures used in selecting ministers. “This raises the question as to what standards or requirements exist that are factored into the determination of Cabinet appointments.

5.3/10·Jamaica Observer·Kingston, Kingston

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM4d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica—Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining and Member of Parliament for St Elizabeth South Western, Floyd Green, has challenged the graduating class of Black River High School to prepare themselves for the “unprecedented” opportunities that will emerge as Black River undergoes a major transformation over the coming years. Addressing the school's graduation ceremony on Wednesday, June 24, Minister Green told the 168 graduates that while completing high school was a significant achievement, the choices they make from this point forward will determine whether they are ready to seize the opportunities that lie ahead. He pointed to the planned redevelopment of Black River, including the creation of a new urban centre, as one of the most significant periods of growth the town would experience in generations.

5.1/10·Jamaica Observer·Kingston, Kingston

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PoliticalCrisis🇬🇧United Kingdom 🇯🇲JM21d ago

Water Minister Matthew Samuda says full restoration can be expected by Tuesday for the 2,000 National Water Commission (NWC) customers still without service following Friday’s island-wide blackout. The minister told Observer Online in an interview on Monday that, as of 8pm Sunday, only one system in Manchester and two plants in St Elizabeth remained offline following the power outage. “Those are the only systems that were still out because of JPS (Jamaica Public Service).

5.1/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Manchester, England

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM19d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Justice Minister Delroy Chuck has declared that there are no human rights problems in Jamaica. He made the declaration Wednesday afternoon during his contribution to the Sectoral Debate in the House of Representatives. He was responding to Opposition Spokesperson on Justice Zuleika Jess who, during her contribution to the debate last Wednesday, took Chuck to task while highlighting a range of issues she deemed to be injustice or human rights abuses.

4.9/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM4d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica— Member of Parliament for Westmoreland Western, Ian Hayles, has lamented that more than 230 days after Hurricane Melissa some residents of hard-hit parishes continue to suffer. Hayles addressed the issue on June 23 during his contribution to the Sectoral Debate in the House of Representatives. He told the Parliament that after 230 days, people were still living under tarpaulin; had little or no employment; were still without light and water; and were facing “unimaginable suffering”.

4.7/10·Jamaica Observer·Kingston, Kingston

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM 🇵🇦Panama 🇧🇸BS+15d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica—Jamaica has led a major initiative within the Organization of American States (OAS) to strengthen the hemisphere’s emergency aid mechanism and improve the organisation’s capacity to support Member States affected by natural disasters. Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Kamina Johnson Smith, highlighted the initiative during her delivery of Jamaica’s national statement at the 56th Regular Session of the OAS General Assembly in Panama City, where Member States are meeting from June 22 to 24. The resolution, titled ‘Strengthening the Effectiveness and Impact of the Inter-American Emergency Aid from the Emergency Fund (FONDEM), was spearheaded by Jamaica, together with The Bahamas and the United States of America.

4.7/10·Jamaica Observer·Kingston, Kingston

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM 🇺🇸United States8d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Member of Parliament for St Elizabeth North East, Zuleika Jess says the government needs to address issues affecting non-functional courts in the parish, stressing that the situation is affecting access to justice for residents. “We don’t have a court in Savanna-la-Mar, the parish court mash up, we don’t have a court in Black River and yet they go around and boast that they are doing all things great but nobody on the ground can feel it,” she said. Jess was speaking at the Norman Gardens Divisional Conference on Saturday at Rennock Lodge Primary and Junior High School, where she called for urgent action to restore proper court operations in the parish.

4.7/10·Jamaica Observer·Kingston, Kingston

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM11d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Minister with responsibility for Works, Robert Nesta Morgan, says infrastructure is one way to foster equality, admitting that locally, the quality of life is often tied to where you live. “We see a divide between communities that were formally planned and ordered and communities that grew without adequate planning, often in environmentally hazardous areas with infrastructure that is not up to modern standards,” he said. He was speaking on Monday at the 15th Caribbean Urban Forum at the Courtleigh Auditorium.

4.7/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM 🇩🇪Germany 🇺🇸United States+123d ago

HANOVER, Jamaica — The US citizen charged with the murder of his partner who was found dead in a rental house in Hanover on Monday was remanded in custody when he made an appearance in the Hanover Parish Court on Friday. Charged with murder and breaches of the immigration act is 36-year-old Aldean Jermaine Blake, otherwise known as Dean who is allegedly originally from Jamaica. READ: Murder charge laid against partner of US citizen found dead in Hanover It is understood that Blake, the holder of a United States passport who has been in Jamaica since October 5 of last year, should have left the island on April 3.

4.5/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Jamaica, New York

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM24d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Opposition spokesman on environment and climate resilience and Member of Parliament for St Mary Central, Omar Newell, has welcomed the Government's proposed ticketing system for travel waste offences, while calling for a wider overhaul of the country's waste management framework. According to a release on Friday, Newell said the proposed measure should serve as a starting point for a more comprehensive national strategy to address Jamaica's solid waste challenges. “I welcome any step that takes seriously the damage that indiscriminate waste disposal is doing to our communities, our drains, our coastlines and our image as a nation.

4.5/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM 🇺🇸United States4d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica— The People’s National Party Youth Organisation (PNPYO) is calling on the Government to immediately publish the full details of the reported third-country nationals (TCN) arrangement with the United States (US). “As Jamaica continues to face challenges related to healthcare, housing, crime, youth unemployment, and economic insecurity, Jamaica’s youth have a right to know why the Government is pursuing an agreement that could have significant legal, financial and social implications,” the group said in a press release on Friday. “This is not a partisan issue.

4.3/10·Jamaica Observer·Kingston, Kingston

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM 🇵🇭Philippines16d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica—Opposition Spokesperson on Justice Zuleika Jess has blasted the Minister of Justice Delroy Chuck, charging that he is “delusional”, for his recent declaration that Jamaica does not have a human rights problem. Chuck made the bold declaration during his contribution to the Sectoral Debate in the House of Representatives last Wednesday. “Jamaica does not, and I hope will never have, a human rights problem,” said Chuck.

4.3/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM16d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica—Minister with responsibility for Land and Settlements, Robert Montague, says the Auditor General’s Report on unused donated funds for Hurricane Melissa relief has “vindicated the Prime Minister’s wise decision”. Montague addressed the issue last week during his contribution to the Sectoral Debate in the House of Representatives. The Government faced widespread criticism after a real-time audit by the auditor general that was tabled in the Parliament on May 12 found that after receiving $1.44 billion in donations by February 23, 2026 to assist Jamaicans devastated by Hurricane Melissa, the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management had spent just $26.2 million, or 1.8 per cent of the funds, by that date.

4.3/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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PoliticalCrisis🇯🇲JM 🇬🇧United Kingdom 🇺🇸United States19d ago

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Shadow Minister of Local Government and Participatory Democracy, Natalie Neita Garvey is calling for the creation of a Smart Municipal Jamaica Initiative to transform municipal corporations into digitally capable, citizen-centered institutions. Neita Garvey made the call on Wednesday during her contribution to the Sectoral Debate in the House of Representatives. She said the initiative would enable citizens to be able to apply online for permits, licenses and municipal approvals, track applications in real time, and receive predictable timelines.

4.3/10·Jamaica Observer (expanded)·Kingston, Kingston

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