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An orphaned servant

The story behind Kurt Farrugia’s departure from Malta Enterprise to Infrastructure Malta has more to do with Miriam Dalli’s faltering plans for her leadership ambitions than with an internal government reorganisation. Kurt Farrugia has enough influence to stay on with another top role with Miriam Dalli’s ministry, but he is leaving because Miriam Dalli no longer needs a Labour stalwart to lead her leadership campaign.

At one point in time, earlier during Robert Abela’s administration, Miriam Dalliย  even lead a rebel caucus in the cabinet and the Party, projecting herself as the ideal alternative to Robert Abela. After the electric-grid crisis, Miriam Dalli’s political reputation has taken a downfall and no one considers her as a serious contender to the Labour Party leadership.

Running for deputy-leader is a different story, but even this prospect is now hampered by her own reputation.

 


Comments

  1. Carmelo avatar

    One of the first deals signed by Kurt Farrugia at Malta Enterprise was a deal organised by Chris Cardona, then Economy Minister. It was for a real blockchain infrastructure for Malta government; created, installed and managed by a Deutsche Telekom subsidiary. All very quiet. All very efficient. This post dates the one year (please!) free for all that resulted in Binance facing criminal charges in the USA for money laundering and fines for owner and company totalling billions of US $. This may be dwarfed by the sums of money laundered via the technology accessed by the Malta government and its friends by this one simple little and very quiet deal. Thank God for USA Senate and House committees…

  2. Cee Emm avatar

    Miriam Dalli is completely delusional, quite possibly mad, if she thinks she could ever be leader. All these power cuts under her incompetent watch. No, I don’t think even Labour hardcore will take any leadership ambitions she may have seriously.

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