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Andrew Holness

prime minister of Jamaica
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  • Simpson Miller, Portia
    Portia Simpson Miller

    …in October 2011, his successor, Andrew Holness, called for early elections to be held on December 29. The PNP, still headed by Simpson Miller, won convincingly, with 42 seats to the JLP’s 21. In her January 2012 inaugural speech, the newly reinstalled prime minister emphasized her administration’s commitment to regional…

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    …in October 2011, his successor, Andrew Holness, called for early elections to be held on December 29. The PNP, still headed by Simpson Miller, won convincingly, with 42 seats to the JLP’s 21. In her January 2012 inaugural speech, the newly reinstalled prime minister emphasized her administration’s commitment to regional…

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  • Jamaica
    Jamaica
    / The independent country

    His successor, Andrew Holness, was defeated in December 2011 elections by Portia Simpson Miller, who once again took office as prime minister.

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    His successor, Andrew Holness, was defeated in December 2011 elections by Portia Simpson Miller, who once again took office as prime minister.

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