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Roberta Metsola is the most popular Maltese MEP candidate

According to the latest polls conducted by the Times of Malta, the European Parliament President Roberta Metsola is the most popular MEP candidate for Malta’s European Parliament elections. She surpasses the lead of the Labour Party’s candidate Alex Agius Saliba who is being backed by Joseph Muscat il-Knorr. A third of the electorate is not voting.

The fact that Alex Agius Saliba is leading among the Labour Party candidates is not good news for Robert Abela who looks like he is going to lose control of the Labour Party’s MEP group. On the other hand, Roberta Metsola’s lead in Malta also signals a shift in the country’s vision for Maltese politics itself, transitioning from the corrupt and criminal Labour establishment to something more modern and normal.


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  1. Cecil Herbie Jones avatar
    Cecil Herbie Jones

    That could be because of the fear or concern over the impending 3rd war.
    And who but Dr Metsola is has been better positioned. This is what EFA said during the campaign to join the EU, that we’d have a voice at the negotiating table if we became a member state.

  2. Cecil Herbie Jones avatar
    Cecil Herbie Jones

    I am not surprised Metsola was voted most popular MEP, because she is. As the speaker President of the European Parliament, eclipses comparison to our Anglu Farrugia. Perhaps by the sheer size of the two parliaments they are managing.

    Behind all the bravado Malta, ie the Maltese, has been showing itself for, is now the fear of being on the wrong side of history again.

    Maybe it should continue, although no solutions to the greatest good still needs to be found. I’d say discovered.

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