PHOTO: Cameron signs guest book
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom David Cameron
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September 28, 2015

PHOTO: Cameron signs guest book

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller observes as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom David Cameron signs the guest book at the Office of the Prime Minister, in Kingston, today, prior to holding bilateral discussions. Cameron, who arrived today, is on a one-day official visit.

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