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JLP gets massive conference crowd support
Nov 27th, 2023 | Category: News & Features | 26:25Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) supporters turned up in massive numbers for yesterday’s public session of the party’s 80th anniversary conference, to show support for the party ahead of looming local government elections which must be held on or before February 29 next year. Conference organisers had every reason to smile when they saw the strong turnout, which was visibly larger than the 13,000 the police estimated for the public session of the opposition People’s National Party last September.
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