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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Church omerta' on Said brothers rape despicable.The refusal of the bishop to condemn the behaviour of the priest brokering silence for money is unacceptable.It already makes my blood boil that the 4 rapists are out scot free because of changes in law and because they are capable of buying silence with dirty money. All we need now is the church, supposedly there to work for truth and justice, to keep its mouth shut.With politicians hiding their assets and priests brokering silence on rape and corruption, this country is in a real mess. ... See MoreSee Less
Vision 2050 is fine...but sewage 2026 is notMellieħa, Ċumnija...today. ... 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.The tax for pensionersUnlike what the Legal notice says, this is what Clyde Caruana says.This means that, for 2026, basically all pensioners will have all their pension tax free, up to 37,104 eurosOver and above that, a single person will have 15,600 euro of any other income, tax free.A married person will have 18,600 euro of any other income, tax free.So, for 2026, ensure that the government does not withhold any taxes, cioe' 15% on bond interest and 35% on share dividend, up to 15,600 or 18,600 euro a year.www.facebook.com/rickycaruanapodcast/videos/il-pensjonijiet-clyde-caruana-il-ministru-ghall-finan... ... See MoreSee Less
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Momentum endorses chamber's tourism plan
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The Chamber of Commerce’s newly published tourism strategy also calls for a crackdown on rentalswww.instagram.com/p/DWB3jzvDzzN/?igsh=MWEyOTVtNzJpenFyOQ== ... See MoreSee Less
Momentum has slammed the government’s latest proposed changes to MPs’ ethics rules, warning they could weaken transparency and accountability. Momentum has strongly criticised amendments to the Code of Ethics for Members of Parliament, arguing they represent a major step backwards for good governance in Malta. According to the party, the proposed changes would reduce scrutiny on top officials, including the Prime Minister and Cabinet members. One of the key concerns raised is the removal of the requirement for MPs to declare assets owned by their spouses and children, something Momentum says creates “a glaring loophole” that could allow wealth and potential conflicts of interest to be hidden. The party also pointed to the scrapping of annual ministerial asset declarations to the Cabinet Secretary, describing it as the removal of “a vital layer of oversight”. While general declarations to the Speaker would still remain, Momentum argues that eliminating these more specific requirements weakens the system. In a statement, Arnold Cassola, leader of Momentum, did not hold back. “The government is rewriting the rules to make itself less accountable to the Maltese people,” he said. “By shielding the assets of family members from public view and scrapping dedicated ministerial declarations, they are sending a message that transparency is a burden rather than a duty.” Cassola described the move as “a dark day for our democracy”, insisting that strong ethical standards are essential for both a fair economy and a functioning democratic system. Momentum is now calling on all MPs to reject the amendments and instead push for stronger transparency measures, warning that weakening oversight risks undermining public trust in Malta’s institutions.
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Momentum blasts ethics overhaul as 'calculated dismantling of transparency'
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Momentum denounced government’s ethics amendments as a “calculated dismantling of transparency,” with Arnold Cassola warning that the Labour administration is “rewriting the rules to make itse...... 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.The traffic gridlock is getting more unbearable by the day.Government has done nothing apart from postponing the gridlock from one junction...to the next junction 200 metres further down.Uglifying our country with more konkos, more flyovers, more noise and air pollution, in the process.We at Momentum are clear in our thoughts: let us go immediately for a mass transport system based on a great increase in buses combined with a shuttle service of feeder vehicles.Then introduce shorter routes to ensure frequency, punctuality, regularity and reliabilty. And all this for 20 hours a day.Now Alex Borg is saying that he will start implementing a mass transport system in the first 100 days after being elected. Good.But he has said nothing about the kind of mass transport he has in mind.Can you please specify ...now. ... See MoreSee Less
USA counter terrorism director resigns ... See MoreSee Less
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