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Listen to Arnold Cassola speaking how Pama Supermarket got its way with road signs and permits

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Mark Camilleri
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Arnold Cassola, who is currently contesting the European Parliament elections as an independent candidate, has uploaded a video on his social media channels describing how Pama Supermarket in Mosta forced the government to change the traffic system and regularise its illegal works to accommodate its logistics. Curiously, an exception was made on the one-way road signs for a street inhabited by Anthony Decelis (previous Labour MP and Minister) and An?lu Farrugia, the Speaker of Parliament.

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  1. Steve avatar
    Steve

    It seems that cassola is not aware that the triq where Agius decelis lives is an extremely busy side road. Like all its parallel side roads, it is one way, but the direction is the other way round from the other streets, so many cars end up passing through it.

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