Malta miexja lejn rebbiegħa ġdida fejn jeħtieġ li int tkun protagonist.
Lejn futur fejn il-komunitajiet huma vibranti u mhux depressi, awtentiċi u mhux bla ruħ. Fejn ix-xogħol iġib flus tajba filwaqt li jinċentiva liż-żgħażagħ tagħna jsebbħu ’l pajjiż.
Għaddejjin minn żmien ikrah u tad-dwejjaq.
Però, minkejja l-ħafna rabja u frustrazzjoni li ximindaqqiet nesprimi, minix irrassenjat. Lanqas ftit.
L-Ewropa tista’ tgħin ħafna biex Malta tisbieħ. Jien li għamilt sitt snin Segretarju Ġenerali tat-tielet l-ikbar partit fil-Parlament Ewropew naf ħafna dwar kif u xiex irridu nagħmlu biex naslu.
Żmien il-politika tas-soltu spiċċa. Ħu t-tmun f’idejk!
PL mass transport: a real thing or the usual electoral bluff?Yesterday, Minister Bonett unveiled a surface, overground and underground route, named the La Valette line, which will span a total of 24 kilometres, with stops including the airport, Qormi, Valletta, Mater Dei and university, and St Paul’s Bay among others along the way.If all this is not the usual pre-electoral bluff as the metro five years ago, we need further clarifications.To start off, what are the intermediate stops between University and St Paul's Bay?San Gwann? Naxxar? Mosta? Burmarrad? ... See MoreSee Less
What is the alternative for Valletta Football Club?Arnold Cassola said, “We strongly support sports and investment in community facilities. But it is deeply disappointing that the only solution put forward was to take up new and unbuilt land. Viable alternatives were clearly available. The original Ħal Farrug site could have been rehabilitated and made safe. The disused Marsa power station area, which is part of the Valletta regeneration vision and measures around 26,000 square metres, could be transformed into a modern sports hub, close to Valletta and well connected to major infrastructure.”www.facebook.com/partitmomentum/posts/122164037390707305... See MoreSee Less
Bonett''s bulldozing two year visionJust had a quick look at the first two years of Minister Bonett's transport vision.Of the five measures, two consist in bulldozing over residents' wishes.As if having an underpass in Pembroke/Swieqi or a zebra crossing in Msida does not contribute to a walking strategy.Or having a shuttle bus service between Marsaskala and Bormla does not satisfy the needs of Marsaskala residents.Bulldozing over residents' suggestions cannot be considered viable solutions. ... See MoreSee Less
Alfred Grech, the proxy of the woman from Brescia, has declined to answer questions by theshiftnews about the owner of the controversial Riina villa.Why are journalists asking Grech? Anton Refalo knows exactly who she is but is refusing to answer too.Journalists should go and ask Robert Abela. He knows everything.Robert Abela revealed that the house belongs to a woman from Brescia.Robert Abela revealed that the woman's proxy is Alfred Grech, whom Abela described as an ex-PN candidate.Yet Abela is keeping tight lipped on the name of the woman from Brescia.What is Abela hiding? ... See MoreSee Less
Corfu: over a hundred people of Maltese descent attend launch of Cassola bookYesterday, 22 April, a packed audience was witness to the launch of the book The Maltese in Corfu 1815–1831, by Arnold Cassola at the "Evi Laskari" hall in the library at the English barracks of the Old Venetian Fortress of Kerkyra, Corfu . The event was held under the auspices of the Catholic Archbishop of Corfu, George Attouvas.The book, which examines the early years of Maltese immigration to Corfu, was discussed by Yianna Athanasopoulou, Associate Professor in the Department of History & Digital Humanities at the Ionian University, and the author, in the presence of the Library Durector, Christos Koulouridis.The event was moderated by Dr Spiros P. Gaoutsis, Honorary Consul of the Republic of Malta in the Ionian Islands.The event created a great interest amongst the audience, in particular the various sixth generation of Azzopardis, Micallefs, Gaucis, Sciuerefs, Vellas, Muscats, Schembris, Buhajars, Elluls, Bonellos etc., of clear Maltese descent.The Maltese Franciscan sisters of the convent established in Corfu in 1907 were also present in occasion of the Cassola book launch. ... See MoreSee Less
Malta Vision 2050: a socially unjust countryThese two news items appear on the same day.If you steal one and a half million but are a friend of Konrad Mizzi....no jail.If you steal 250 euro but you are not Konrad Mizzi's friend...4 months jail.Vision 2050. ... See MoreSee Less
Ibgħatli messagg fuq Facebook Messenger biex tara kif tista’ tgħinni permezz ta’ donazzjoni jew billi tivvolontiera. Tista’ tuża l-ikona taċ-chat fuq din il-paġna jew inkella tkellimni direttament fuq Facebook.
Sweqi: United against a monstrous, useless 4 storey pedestrian bridge. Swieqi residents deserve to be heard. ... See MoreSee Less
PL mass transport: a real thing or the usual electoral bluff?Yesterday, Minister Bonett unveiled a surface, overground and underground route, named the La Valette line, which will span a total of 24 kilometres, with stops including the airport, Qormi, Valletta, Mater Dei and university, and St Paul’s Bay among others along the way.If all this is not the usual pre-electoral bluff as the metro five years ago, we need further clarifications.To start off, what are the intermediate stops between University and St Paul's Bay?San Gwann? Naxxar? Mosta? Burmarrad? ... See MoreSee Less
So many people from Valletta are gentlemen and womenIncluding my late father Albert M. Cassola.Unfortunately, some bully exists too.www.facebook.com/share/p/18fYGRxsqz/ ... See MoreSee Less
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Kirkop: another scrapyard, another fire, more asthmaThis is what you get when everything is allowed. ... See MoreSee Less
What is the alternative for Valletta Football Club?Arnold Cassola said, “We strongly support sports and investment in community facilities. But it is deeply disappointing that the only solution put forward was to take up new and unbuilt land. Viable alternatives were clearly available. The original Ħal Farrug site could have been rehabilitated and made safe. The disused Marsa power station area, which is part of the Valletta regeneration vision and measures around 26,000 square metres, could be transformed into a modern sports hub, close to Valletta and well connected to major infrastructure.”www.facebook.com/partitmomentum/posts/122164037390707305 ... See MoreSee Less
Momentum slams PN, PL for greenlighting Pembroke land for Valletta FC
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'Decision betrays Pembroke residents and those who expect transparency and genuine consultation'Bonett''s bulldozing two year visionJust had a quick look at the first two years of Minister Bonett's transport vision.Of the five measures, two consist in bulldozing over residents' wishes.As if having an underpass in Pembroke/Swieqi or a zebra crossing in Msida does not contribute to a walking strategy.Or having a shuttle bus service between Marsaskala and Bormla does not satisfy the needs of Marsaskala residents.Bulldozing over residents' suggestions cannot be considered viable solutions. ... See MoreSee Less
Alfred Grech, the proxy of the woman from Brescia, has declined to answer questions by theshiftnews about the owner of the controversial Riina villa.Why are journalists asking Grech? Anton Refalo knows exactly who she is but is refusing to answer too.Journalists should go and ask Robert Abela. He knows everything.Robert Abela revealed that the house belongs to a woman from Brescia.Robert Abela revealed that the woman's proxy is Alfred Grech, whom Abela described as an ex-PN candidate.Yet Abela is keeping tight lipped on the name of the woman from Brescia.What is Abela hiding? ... See MoreSee Less
Corfu: over a hundred people of Maltese descent attend launch of Cassola bookYesterday, 22 April, a packed audience was witness to the launch of the book The Maltese in Corfu 1815–1831, by Arnold Cassola at the "Evi Laskari" hall in the library at the English barracks of the Old Venetian Fortress of Kerkyra, Corfu . The event was held under the auspices of the Catholic Archbishop of Corfu, George Attouvas.The book, which examines the early years of Maltese immigration to Corfu, was discussed by Yianna Athanasopoulou, Associate Professor in the Department of History & Digital Humanities at the Ionian University, and the author, in the presence of the Library Durector, Christos Koulouridis.The event was moderated by Dr Spiros P. Gaoutsis, Honorary Consul of the Republic of Malta in the Ionian Islands.The event created a great interest amongst the audience, in particular the various sixth generation of Azzopardis, Micallefs, Gaucis, Sciuerefs, Vellas, Muscats, Schembris, Buhajars, Elluls, Bonellos etc., of clear Maltese descent.The Maltese Franciscan sisters of the convent established in Corfu in 1907 were also present in occasion of the Cassola book launch. ... See MoreSee Less
No to destructive Swieqi pedestrian bridge....and Msida too ... See MoreSee Less
Malta Vision 2050: a socially unjust countryThese two news items appear on the same day.If you steal one and a half million but are a friend of Konrad Mizzi....no jail.If you steal 250 euro but you are not Konrad Mizzi's friend...4 months jail.Vision 2050. ... See MoreSee Less