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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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Robert Abela claims we got fair value from the Stewards deal.There is therefore no money for Malta to claw back.Then Minister for Justice, Jonathan Attard, claims that Delia’s lawsuit is what makes it impossible for the government to successfully sue for the money it is owed.Can the Prime Minister and the Minister for Justice stop contradicting each other, sort this one out and get back to us please?Did Malta get fair value or are we still owed money?I guess this is what happens when you bend yourself backwards six times over at the behest of your delinquent master, Joseph.You wind up in yet another tangle that makes you look a complete amateur.... and a silly one, for thatAnyway, Robert and Jonathan...…once you’re done playing political twister… get back to us please.The public is itching to know. ... See MoreSee Less
Gozo Channel go slow strikeLong delays this week. And they have kept it all hush hush.Not announcing the go slow and work to rule measures. Why? ... See MoreSee Less
Ta' Qali .....what hidden money under the żrar?Partit Momentum ... See MoreSee Less
While the idea of having two publicly-funded TV and radio channels - one aligned with the government and one with the opposition - might sound “balanced,” in Malta’s reality it would only deepen our existing media divide. Our media ecosystem is already dominated by a political duopoly, where most content is filtered through partisan lenses.Public broadcasting should serve the public, not political parties. What Malta truly needs is one strong, independent national broadcaster free from party influence, accountable only to truth, fairness, and the public interest. Strengthening independence, transparency, and professional journalism is how we build trust and unity, not by doubling down on division.timesofmalta.com/article/constitutional-reform-way-forward.1119105 ... See MoreSee Less
While the idea of having two publicly-funded TV and radio channels - one aligned with the government and one with the opposition - might sound “balanced,” in Malta’s reality it would only deepen our existing media divide. Our media ecosystem is already dominated by a political duopoly, where most content is filtered through partisan lenses. Public broadcasting should serve the public, not political parties. What Malta truly needs is one strong, independent national broadcaster free from party influence, accountable only to truth, fairness, and the public interest. Strengthening independence, transparency, and professional journalism is how we build trust and unity, not by doubling down on division. https://timesofmalta.com/article/constitutional-reform-way-forward.1119105
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Today, Ta' Qali, 7-8.30 pmCassola's new book ....at Agenda Stand, Book FestivalThe Maltese in Corfu (1815-1831) ... See MoreSee Less
Today, Ta' Qali, 7-8.30 pmCassola's new bookThe Maltese in Corfu (1815-1831) ... See MoreSee Less
How to kill pluralism in MaltaAre you a fan of tribalistic politics?Do you believe that in Malta only PL and PN should exist?Do you believe that Malta should have two state sponsored TV stations, one run by Labour and one run by PN?Do you believe that reforming the constitution means not a single mention of electoral reform?If in the affirmative, then read this masterpiece on how to stifle pluralism.Għamiltu opra, Tonio u John! Prosit tassew....għad-disservizz tagħkom lejn il-pluraliżmu demokratiku.timesofmalta.com/article/constitutional-reform-way-forward.1119105 ... See MoreSee Less
Restrict social media for under 16s ... See MoreSee Less
Ta' Qali gravelJason Micallef tells The Times: “It’s the natural process. It will likely grow back by the beginning of winter, which is around mid-next month, but we need more rainfall because it has been quite dry so far”.While we wait for these 5 weeks to pass, since Jason Micallef has solemnly declared that "We are transparent more than transparency itself because we honestly have nothing to hide,” we want to have now:1. The Experts' report regarding the necessity of the gravel;2. The permit by ERA to lay the gravel;3. The tender documents to lay the gravel;4. The name of the tender winner;5. The cost of the tender awarded to the tender winner. ... 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.Karin Grech Hospital (KGH): Grazzi Robert u JosephWhat a big win you obtained: KGH state of the art.From TOM: Patients are openly consuming beer, marijuana and whisky on a regular basis in a rehabilitation ward of Karin Grech Hospital, and reports by nurses have fallen on deaf ears, the nurses' union said on Wednesday. 'Utmost concern' regarding the 'deplorable situation' at the hospital (KGH) — particularly in Ward R1 — where both patients and staff are being placed in 'unacceptable and dangerous' conditions due to gross mismanagement and negligence."The crisis at KGH extends far beyond infrastructure. In one of the rehabilitation wards, patients are openly consuming alcohol, including beer, marijuana and whisky, on a regular basis. Nurses have filed multiple incident reports"."These reports were ignored by hospital management and no security (as requested several times by the nurses) was ever sent, allowing such misconduct to continue unchecked". Prosit tassew, Robert and Joseph, for the sterling service obtained from Vitals and Steward.Luckily, no such problems at St. Luke's and new Gozo hospital.Why? Because the first is mostly empty and derelict and the second non-existent.Grazzi Vitals, Grazzi Steward...real value for money. ... See MoreSee Less