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[…] he was a fund manager at Bank of Valletta. Steve Ellul also has a direct responsibility over Miriam Dalli’s massive ?1.9 billion recurrent expenditure bill of the Ministry of Energy. And this bill does not include the projects […]
[…] he was a fund manager at Bank of Valletta. Steve Ellul also has a direct responsibility over Miriam Dalli’s massive 1.9 billion recurrent expenditure bill of the Ministry of Energy. And this bill does not include the projects […]
[…] Gardens” to “Conserve water”, brought to you by the Minister who has spent ?1.9 billion in recurrent expenditure so far, and is responsible for at least 19.5% of the government’s total debt. “Save money and […]
[…] of Maltese politics and as a member of the cabinet of Robert Abela for accumulating more than ?2 billion in public debt in just four years: a single-handed 40% increase of the government’s total debt in just four years. Miriam Dalli […]
[…] is still issuing? energy subsidies and this year alone, Miriam Dalli is expected to disburse up to ?596 million in subsidies. Strange. We are just exiting a discount window that lasted nearly five months on natural gas […]
[…] because no one wants buy it due to the overbearing risk liability factor), is responsible for up to ?2 billion in public debt, bought gas at premium, and last year sat through power as the electric distribution system broke […]
[…] is being advised to cut its energy subsidies by Energy Minister Miriam Dalli who has been responsible for most of the debt incurred by the […]
[…] Minister of Energy Miriam Dalli is nearly single-handedly responsible for much of the new debt accumulated during Robert Abela’s administration, mostly going to fuel, energy and other form […]
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