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Golding Says PNP Remains Relevant, Viable

PNP President Mark Golding has again sought to assure his supporters and critics that the 89-year-old party remains unified in the face of adversity. 

This as numerous internal storms continue to rage under his leadership. Speaking yesterday in Hayes’ Clarendon he told the media that the party remains strong, despite the challenges.

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