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Does anyone remember the interview where the Supreme Leader said he couldn’t change the local plans because they were introduced by a previous Nationalist administration?

I remember very well when Prime Minister Robert Abela was asked about excessive construction development and he excused this by saying that the Labour government can’t change the local plans because they were introduced years ago by a Nationalist administration, and changing them again would cause injustice.

Apparently, this warped logic does not apply when it comes to dishing out favours to friends and donors of the Labour Party, especially if it’s for their obscene construction projects.

Anthony Camilleri, the guy who is building blocks of apartments in innocuous places, is having the local plans changed just for himself.

Incredible isn’t it?

 

 

 

 

 


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3 responses to “Does anyone remember the interview where the Supreme Leader said he couldn’t change the local plans because they were introduced by a previous Nationalist administration?”

  1. Dejjaqtuni avatar
    Dejjaqtuni

    Kollu skuzi u haxi kbir!!!

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