How does jamaica's government differ from those of other former colonies in the caribbean, such as puerto rico?

Hi Steven

I don't know if they give you options but my answer is :

Because it remains a member of the British Commonwealth.

That's all I remember.

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Jamaica has a bicameral parliament, and remains a member of the British Commonwealth.

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