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The Opposition has accused the Government of manipulating parliamentary procedures to stifle debate on a censure motion over Jamaica’s abstention from a United Nations resolution condemning the United States embargo against Cuba.
The motion, tabled by Opposition Member of Parliament Anthony Hylton on Tuesday, was expected to be debated at the next sitting of the House of Representatives.
However, Leader of Government Business Floyd Green moved to suspend the Standing Orders to allow immediate debate.
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