Dear Editor,
As the election draws nigh, it seems the Jamaica Labour Party wants a debate, but doesn’t want to debate the hottest issue: Andrew Holness’s house.
I understand the suspicion of ‘bad mind’ on the part of the People’s National Party, but does ‘bad mind’ prevent the question from being a really legitimate one? I think not!
Why shouldn’t a public official tell us how he acquired such costly material possessions? Should we live with the shades of doubt as to his funding source?
Should the allegations in the barrage of articles that are flooding social media be remotely true, then one must question the intention of the formation of the St Lucian company of which Holness is a director.
Why was a foreign company used to acquire property in Jamaica, his home country, where consequently he is an elected official?
It is indicative of his attempt to evade his financial obligations (the paying of taxes) to his homeland.
Yannick Nesta Pessoa
yannickpessoa@yahoo.com
As the election draws nigh, it seems the Jamaica Labour Party wants a debate, but doesn’t want to debate the hottest issue: Andrew Holness’s house.
I understand the suspicion of ‘bad mind’ on the part of the People’s National Party, but does ‘bad mind’ prevent the question from being a really legitimate one? I think not!
Why shouldn’t a public official tell us how he acquired such costly material possessions? Should we live with the shades of doubt as to his funding source?
Should the allegations in the barrage of articles that are flooding social media be remotely true, then one must question the intention of the formation of the St Lucian company of which Holness is a director.
Why was a foreign company used to acquire property in Jamaica, his home country, where consequently he is an elected official?
It is indicative of his attempt to evade his financial obligations (the paying of taxes) to his homeland.
Yannick Nesta Pessoa
yannickpessoa@yahoo.com