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common ground despite republic dispute parties eye consensus other constitutional
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- Jamaica's constitutional reform efforts are stalled due to disagreement between JLP and PNP.
- Key issues include replacing King Charles as head of state and adopting the CCJ as final appellate court.
- Constitutional amendments require a two-thirds majority in Parliament, which JLP lacks.
- Opposition Leader Mark Golding insists on full decolonization including these changes.
- Both parties are open to discussing other constitutional matters despite the impasse.