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FOR A JUST, MODERN, STRONG
AND BEAUTIFUL MALTA

Malta is heading into a new era, and it’s crucial that you take the lead. We’re aiming for a future where our communities are vibrant and genuine, not downtrodden and lifeless. A place where work pays and inspires our youth to make the country more beautiful.

Right now, things might seem bleak and discouraging. But even though I sometimes feel angry and frustrated, I haven’t lost hope—not even a little bit. Europe too can help in making Malta more beautiful. With my experience as the Secretary General of one of the four largest parties in the European Parliament for over six years, I know what we need to do to achieve this.

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52 minutes ago

Ħamrun 3-1

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Smajlagich

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GOAL El Fanis

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10 hours ago

DB monster given permission to be more monstrous

7 storeys to be added.7 storeys less of light for residents.More confusion in the Swieqi-Pembroke-St. George's area.They just don't care about residents' welfare. ... See MoreSee Less

DB monster given permission to be more monstrous

7 storeys to be added.
7 storeys less of light for residents.
More confusion in the Swieqi-Pembroke-St. Georges area.
They just dont care about residents welfare.
12 hours ago

Malita: the collapse of a Maltese government entity?

Hundreds of pensioners have invested in Malita.Malita lost 25% of its value last week. The company cannot pay its creditors. It cannot pay out dividends.Of course, we all know that investing in the stock exchange brings with it certain known risks.But Malita is different. It is 82% government owned. And the pensioners put their trust in the Maltese government.How has a government controlled company been brought to its knees all of a sudden?What is the Maltese government going to tell the pensioners who it has let down?Quick answers are demanded. ... See MoreSee Less

Malita: the collapse of a Maltese government entity?

Hundreds of pensioners have invested in Malita.

Malita lost 25% of its value last week. The company cannot pay its creditors. It cannot pay out dividends.

Of course, we all know that investing in the stock exchange brings with it certain known risks.

But Malita is different. It is 82% government owned. And the pensioners put their trust in the Maltese government.

How has a government controlled company been brought to its knees all of a sudden?

What is the Maltese government going to tell the pensioners who it has let down?

Quick answers are demanded.

Maltese law: testimony a la carte

Konrad Mizzi refused to testify on Electrogas before PAC.Apap Bologna refused to testify on Electrogas before PAC.Jeremy Harbinson refused to testify in court on Vitals.Melvin Theuma refused to be cross-examined on the phantom job in Court.At this point, why hold the Yorgen Fenech jury if anyone can refuse to testify?Why not just scrap it and let us all enjoy our Christmas pudding?And what about the victims of theft , of injustices, of assassinations, you might ask?U ejja, come on. L-aqwa li ahna l-aqwa fid-dinja, hux. ... See MoreSee Less

Maltese law: testimony a la carte

Konrad Mizzi refused to testify  on Electrogas before PAC.

Apap Bologna refused to testify on Electrogas before PAC.

Jeremy Harbinson refused to testify in court on Vitals.

Melvin Theuma refused to be cross-examined on the phantom job in Court.

At this point, why hold the Yorgen Fenech jury if anyone can refuse to testify?

Why not just scrap it and let us all enjoy our Christmas pudding?

And what about the victims of theft , of injustices, of assassinations, you might ask?

U ejja, come on. L-aqwa li ahna l-aqwa fid-dinja, hux.

No job fantazma...is the photo the real fantazma?

Keith Schembri acquitted of giving Melvin Theuma a phantom job.After Theuma refused to be cross-examined.So it is not true there was a job fantazma.Despite the pay slips? Despite bank accounts? Nothing is valid?So were we all duped with this fake photo, which somebody must have fabricated?Do we now find out that it is only this photo that is a fantazma?Or does Keith Schembri simply get away with it because Theuma had refused to be cross-examined? ... See MoreSee Less

No job fantazma...is the photo the real fantazma?

Keith Schembri acquitted of giving Melvin Theuma a phantom job.

After Theuma refused to be cross-examined.

So it is not true there was a job fantazma.

Despite the pay slips? Despite bank accounts? Nothing is valid?

So were  we all duped with this fake photo, which somebody must have fabricated?

Do we now find out that it is only this photo that is a fantazma?

Or  does Keith Schembri simply get away with it because Theuma had  refused to be cross-examined?

Healthcare costs: who really pays?

The Maltese people already pay the highest prices in EU for medicines.Now, the recent increase in registration and service fees for both medicines and medical devices by the Malta Medicines Authority raises important questions. While some adjustments may be justified, others appear significant and merit closer scrutiny. Were the consequences fully analysed, and what will this mean for patients?Low-priced, low-consumption medicines and devices could be most affected, potentially reducing access to essential treatments, while high-value, high-volume products may remain largely unaffected. Transparency and stakeholder consultation are key to ensuring that such changes do not inadvertently harm patient care.If not, we are going to pay even more for medicines, apart from those products registered by European Medicines Agency, which should not be impacted. ... See MoreSee Less

Healthcare costs: who really pays?

The Maltese people already pay the highest prices in EU for medicines.

Now, the recent increase in registration and service fees for both medicines and medical devices by the Malta Medicines Authority raises important questions.

 While some adjustments may be justified, others appear significant and merit closer scrutiny. 

Were the consequences fully analysed, and what will this mean for patients?

Low-priced, low-consumption medicines and devices could be most affected, potentially reducing access to essential treatments, while high-value, high-volume products may remain largely unaffected.

 Transparency and stakeholder consultation are key to ensuring that such changes do not inadvertently harm patient care.

If not, we are going to pay even more for medicines, apart from those products registered by European Medicines Agency, which should not be impacted.

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