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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Maltese Parliamentarians: licensed to lie and to be dishonest....despite the ArchbishopLast week the Standards Commissioner decreed that, unlike ministers, MPs are not explicitly bound by an obligation of honesty under their code of ethics. Yesterday, this concept was reinforced by the Commissioner. He stressed "that the obligation of honesty is found only in the ministers’ code of ethics. For some inexplicable reason, this obligation was not included in the code of ethics for Members of Parliament".A few minutes before Archbishop Scicluna had contradicted the Standards Commissioner: "Political speeches should be built on honesty and respect", he said. Kollu ghaxejn, Eċċellenza.It is now official: MPs can lie and be dishonest because they cannot be sanctioned. ... See MoreSee Less
Finally, the omerta' about the Gozo mafia begins to be broken.Finally, a Maltese newspaper, Malta Today, has had the courage to report about the mafia "faida" going on in Gozo. It reports that "a prominent businessman had found a bullet hole in his car last year. That incident was kept hush and not reported to the police".Last week "the same leading contractor was targeted while in his vehicle. No one was injured and the victim did not file a police report in an attempt to avoid scrutiny by law enforcement agencies". "Meanwhile on 15 August 2025, an unknown person is understood to have shot at a fork lifter while being driven on a public street in Rabat, Gozo, by an employee of the same contractor. This incident was reported to the police but sources close to the investigation told MaltaToday progress has been hampered by witnesses, who claim to have seen or heard nothing". It seems that the mafia faida "is between two contractors who had been business partners, along with other prominent Gozitan businesspersons, in companies involved in concrete production and quarrying". Robert Abela is very happy to be financed by meals organised by Gozitan contractors, while the PN is all upbeat because it is now led by a young, energetic and handsome Gozitan leader, and we in Malta dream about beating Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League Final.It is better that we all wake up to reality and that Angelo Gafa' starts truly investigating the Gozitan business mafia that conditions politics and the financial world in Malta.If Gafa' phones me up I can give him the names of the two contractors (apart from other activities) who Malta Today seems to be refering to.In the meantime, read the MT article here. ... See MoreSee Less
Three shootings, a cocaine bust and omerta in Gozo
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A bitter fallout between two prominent Gozitan contractors has reportedly escalated into a series of shootings and is now being linked to a major cocaine bustChristmas greetings with the PresidentMomentum contingent enjoyed a seasonal exchange with her excellency President Myriam Spiteri Debono ... See MoreSee Less
O Lejl ta' SkietWords by Albert M. Cassola, my fatherMusic by Franz GruberO lejl ta’ Skiet (Cassola- Gruber)O lejl ta’ skiet, lejl tal-MiliedLejl għażiż, lejl qaddisDawlet is-sema, il-kewkba li ddietĦabbret li l-fidwa tal-bniedem inbdietKristu hu mħabba bla qies! x2O lejl ta’ skiet, lejl tal-MiliedLejl ħanin, tal-BambinInstama’ l-għana li ġej mis-smewwietL-għana tal-anġli li fih il-kelmietGlorja lil Kristu f’kull ħin! x2O lejl ta’ skiet, lejl tal-MiliedĠriet l-aħbar, li fil-għarTwieled fil-faqar ir-Re tar-rejietĠara kif Alla kien wiegħed u riedIl-kbir miraklu kien sar! x2 ... 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.Tigne' fort should revert immediiately to governmentThe government has spent 9.2 million for the purchase of King's Own Band Club for the enjoyment of the Valletta residents.Government has spent another 21 million euros on the purchase of other band clubs for the enjoyment of the residents of the various localities.Government should immediately fork out 2.5 million euro to buy back Tigne' Fort, in Sliema.Tigne Fort should not end up again in private hands. It should become public property for the enjoyment of all Maltese. ... See MoreSee Less
The Maltese people: paying 261 million a year just on interest ... See MoreSee Less
Bonett's repeated day dreaming... in 4 daysFirst: nothing yet wrong with Ta' Qali gravel. If eventually wrong...u ijja, nirranġaw.Second: no problem with Msida flyover segregated single lane. Msida flyover barriers 'easily removed', ta. (Especially if you are over 70 or with disability, stuck in a car).And today..."The media is being unfair when it gives the impression the country is full of cars, because the problem is not the number of vehicles on the roads", he says.Mhux hekk, 447,455 cars on 316 sq kilometres, ċioè 1416 cars per sq. Kilometre....no problem.Aħjar il-Bambin jagħtini s-sabar. ... See MoreSee Less
www.independent.com.mt/articles/2025-12-19/local-news/261-million-a-year-spent-on-debt-interest-M... ... See MoreSee Less
€261 million a year spent on debt interest, Momentum warns - The Malta Independent
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Momentum has raised serious concerns over Malta's growing debt servicing burden, after the Auditor General reported that the government is now spending €261 million annually on interest payments,Roderick Galdes's Italian property portfolio (Malta, Gozo, England excluded)All this in a few years.....www.amphora.media/2025/12/roderick-galdes-property-italy-sicily-minister-malta-dolomites?fbclid=I... ... See MoreSee Less
From Sicily to the Dolomites: How Minister Roderick Galdes Built An Italian Property Portfolio While In Office – Amphora Media
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Roderick Galdes, Malta’s Minister for Social and Affordable Accommodation, owns multiple properties and plots of land across Italy and Sicily, including a series of significant investments in Ragusa...DB: let us stop the 5 + 7 extra floorsWe are going to court on this.Those wishing to donate can do so by visiting www.whydonate.com/fundraising/db-monstrosity, or make donation to the activist group’s BOV account, the details for which are as follows:Account name: Moviment GraffittiIBAN: MT27VALL22013000000011799516027 ... See MoreSee Less
Waterpolo European ChampionshipGreat result for Malta. ... See MoreSee Less
KOFFIHamrun ... See MoreSee Less