Jamaica Gleaner - 2021-07-19

• Nurses demand liveable wage
• ‘NO PANIC’
• A child shall lead them
• Pandemic turns tourism worker back to his passion
• DACA dilemma may spur Biden to action on DREAM-ers
• Arnaldo Brown given lifeline in church lawsuit
• Transport operators warned to lock in pensions early
• ‘Dem bruk mi up’
• We just cannot ‘live and let die’
• PNP has no inherent right to exist
• Can we build public showers for the homeless?
• Hope for Cuba’s future
• Clarke, AuGD team up to end report backlog in public sector
• Prosecute errant dog owners
• Portland set to get new transport centre
• Children being abused in their own homes
• Mike Henry hopes for reparation for Jamaica before retirement
• High electricit­y costs stifling rural schools
• Angela Merkel tours flood ravaged areas, vows climate action
• OPEC, allies raise limits to end oil dispute
• Mother grateful for outpouring of love from Gleaner readers
• Simmons pleased with Windies improvemen­t
• BETTER from Boyz
• Olympics will still bring out n’tl pride — Cresser
• Women’s sprint relay world record beckons
• Duckie tempering expectatio­ns of in-form Vere
• Hamilton takes memorable Silverston­e win
• PHOTO FLASHBACK
• Divorce is 'PAINFUL' but D’Angel is ‘Stronger’
• Filming on ‘Bridgerton’ season two halted
• Tanya Stephens delivers at UBTR live jam session
• Legal battle with Toots’ estate and Maytals Band ‘a storm in a teacup’
• Jamaican designs rip runway at MIAMI SWIM WEEK
• Second-generation Jamaican to run for Georgia secretary of state office
• Virtual hearings have been a game changer in reducing case backlogs

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