Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-06-19

• ‘Foolishnes­s!’ Golding slams Gonsalves over Venezuela crisis
• Dacres grabs first Diamond League win of career
• 18 months in hell!
• Education ministry confident PEP will improve student outcomes
• Reid seriously considerin­g ‘Time Out’ facilities
• PEP comes with ‘high order test’
• ‘Salacious headlines’ threatenin­g tourism sector
• No guarantees that deadly outbreak will not recur!
• Pay with your lives
• OAS committed to developmen­t goals
• Tragicomic­al speed check
• Tackling the wrong problem
• When did Munroe fall off Damascus horse?
• Let the diaspora vote
• Our broken politics
• Chris Dehring the right man to lead JOA
• Daynia brings GSAT glory to Nonsuch
• Despite setback, Deans had set her sights on success
• Cops released after arrest for tardiness
• Ian Kerr is Hotelier of the Year
• All school leavers have options
• Decriminal­ising would cause hardship
• We need solutions, not prostituti­on
• Historic study on the diaspora under way
• Integrity clubs come September
• Richards-Ross hopes new books will inspire
• Wolfe beats chasing BMW Jamaica Classic pack
• Windies squad unchanged for India ODIs
• Priory win keeps RSPL dream alive
• JN hails Jackie Bell KO teams’ commitment
• Ja martial artists ready for 2017 US Open
• Sagicor offers up El Clasico trip
• Pakistan trounce India, claim Champions Trophy
• Confed Cup: Mexico hold Portugal in thrilling stalemate
• Clarify, please!
• Real estate dealers added to list of terrorism reporting entities
• The perfect movie night
• How a Pinterest engineer is making search easier
• Frankie Paul’s swansong
• Powell’s film follows 2010 Incursion’s youth
• ‘CARS 3’: Just what the series needs
• HOROSCOPE
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• MSMEs to get priority attention, says Bartlett
• Countries step up fight against crime with fact-finding summit
• Forest fire kills 62; search on for more bodies
• Suspected jihadists attack spa in Mali’s capital, 2 dead
• President Macron’s party dominates vote
• UHWI embracing telemedici­ne
• Tight budget impacts UHWI research
• ... Hospital advancemen­ts based on need
• ... UHWI research focus widens
• Educationa­l developmen­t key to nation building – Moss-Solomon
• Railway Corporatio­n serves notice on squatters
• Yahsuh Nice WITH CHAI STUDIOS
• The silent killer
• Why Jamaica Moves?
• Being body positive:
• Still gonna die
• Getting that Summer BODY
• holistic wellness
• irie + ital brings a Super Natural day of Wellness to Jamaica
• Fit for fantasy
• Father by fraud

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