KINGSTON, Jamaica - People who view politicians with scepticism and a great deal of suspicion are likely to dismiss the People's National Party's (PNP's) desire to address public perception of corruption in politics.
Yet, it is a burning issue that the ruling party should be commended for confronting with the hope of correcting in this its 75th year of existence.
Mr PJ Patterson, the former prime minister and PNP president; the party's current Deputy General Secretary Mr Julian Robinson; Government Senator Mrs Imani Duncan-Pryce; and former Senator Mr Delano Franklyn were quite candid as they discussed the problem at this week's Jamaica Observer Monday Exchange.