Vaz gets support from family and friends
Daryl Vaz shows his nomination certificate as he poses for a photo with members ofhis family and supporters. Nomination took place at the Buff Bay Community HospitalConference Centre yesterday morning. Vaz, the incumbent for the Portland Western seat, willbe up against Vernon Hemmings of the ruling People’s National Party. (Photo: Everard Owen)
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February 8, 2016

Vaz gets support from family and friends

Daryl Vaz shows his nomination certificate as he poses for a photo with members of his family and supporters. Nomination took place at the Buff Bay Community Hospital Conference Centre yesterday morning. Vaz, the incumbent for the Portland Western seat, will be up against Vernon Hemmings of the ruling People’s National Party. (Photo: Everard Owen)

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