Għal malta ġusta, moderna
B’Saħħitha u sabiħa
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!
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Malta’s government cannot credibly invoke “constitutional crisis” to justify rushed judicial appointments at home while openly politicising judicial nominations abroad.Robert Abela ruled out nominating candidates who he claimed “worked against Malta’s interests” for the vacant post at the General Court of the EU. The Prime Minister’s claim that nominees for the post of EU judge should “work for Malta” fundamentally contradicts the principle of judicial independence he professes to defend domestically, and sits uneasily with Malta’s obligations under the Repubblika judgment, the Venice Commission standards and the EU Rule of Law framework. This double standard consists in urgency and constitutional purity when power is challenged at home but national loyalty tests when discretion is unchecked in the EU.This double standard exposes a troubling instrumentalisation of the judiciary and further weakens Malta’s credibility within the EU legal order. ... See MoreSee Less
How can you trust these two?Saturday, 7 February, 8 p.m.: Borg and Abela say they have had "healthy discussion" about appointing new Chief Justice.Sunday, 8 February morning: Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg said on Sunday that he could no longer trust Prime Minister Robert Abela after he ‘lied’ about him having proposed Justice Consuelo Scerri Herrera as chief justice. Sunday 8 February morning: “It cannot be that the choice of chief justice is based on revenge and hatred….. I will not give an inch [with Alex Borg],” Abela said.What happened during the night? Did something disrupt the supposed harmony between them?May the pantomime continue. ... See MoreSee Less
Preparations are ongoing in Albertville, France, for the trial on 23 February of the three young Gozitans accused of laughing gas trafficking.It has still not been ascertained if these three were working for somebody higher up.In the meantime, one of Malta's most notorious developers has visited the three in their prison in France.Accompanying the notorious developer on the trip to France was one of Malta's most capable criminal lawyers ... See MoreSee Less
LAW REVIVING EXPIRED " ZOMBIE" PERMITS SPELLS THE END OF RABAT VALLEY....AND RESIDENTS CANNOT EVEN OBJECT ... See MoreSee Less
Law allows controversial ODZ Rabat farmhouse construction via 'zombie permit'
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The works, which faced objections, can legally proceed even though a 2023 planning application for the project was withdrawn in April 2025Three Gozitans will stand trial in Albertville, in France, on 23 February next, for trafficking of nitrous oxide (laughing gas).The three Gozitans were arrested on 21 January by the gendarmes of Bourg-Saint-Maurice (Savoie) in France.Searches in their cars, their apartment, as well as in garages, unearthed 6325 cans of laughing gas .The value of these cans of gas, the use of which is illegal in France, is about 340,000 euro.The three traffickers are aged between 25 and 30 years. ... See MoreSee Less
In 2015, the Labour government handed part of Bormla’s coastline and the airspace above the sea to the American University of Malta without consultation or transparency. Momentum demands answers, accountability, and a clear guarantee that Bormla’s coastline remains public, now and for future generations. ... See MoreSee Less
In 2015, the Labour government handed part of Bormla’s coastline and the airspace above the sea to the American University of Malta without consultation or transparency. Momentum demands answers, accountability, and a clear guarantee that Bormla’s coastline remains public, now and for future generations.
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Nenad Kovacic was charged with cocaine trafficking to Gozo last October. Police found 18 blocks of cocaine, weighing around 18kg, concealed inside his sports bag in the boot. A subsequent search of the man’s residence yielded 52 additional blocks of cocaine that were found inside shopping bags. Which Gozitan contractor does Kovacic work for? Is it the same one who was shot at a couple of times, but everything was kept hush hush by Angelo Gafa's police?Last 27 January, three Gozitans were arrested in the French Alps, where the French police seized 6,300 canisters of laughing gas worth an estimated €340,000.Were these three working for the contractor partner of the previously mentioned shot contractor?Any further news about the Gozo mafia? ... See MoreSee Less
Kemm-il handbag ta' Gucci, Armani, Valentino jew Coco Chanel tista' tixtri wara li tbiegħ il-bahar ta' Bormla lill-AUM? ... See MoreSee Less
Bla mistħija: biegħu l-baħar u l-arja ta' fuqha bil-moħbi fl-2015.Xogħol dawk id-delinkwenti ta' Joseph Muscat, Kieth Schembri u Konrad Mizzi.U l-avukat tagħhom, Robert Abela, baqa' jaħbi minna u jgħattilhom.Tal-mistħija. Remew lil pajjiżna u lill-Maltin għall-flus. ... See MoreSee Less
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Let us reward honest business people ... See MoreSee Less
Look at the hypocritesShe boasts about the potential of Grand Harbour..........whilst giving away Bormla sea to American University.What sleaze. ... See MoreSee Less