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Miriam Dalli to stay on as Energy Minister

Yesterday, doorstopped after the meeting with the Chamber of Commerce, a visibly tired Prime Minister said that Miriam Dalli will retain her position as Energy Minister. The Nationalist Party and Opposition are calling for her resignation.

The Prime Minister said he had full confidence in his Energy Minister and admitted that works on the upgrading of the electricity grid should go faster. He denied that most of Malta experienced power-cuts.

Most of Malta did experience power-cuts. The Prime Minister initially said that the problem was caused only with regard to parts of the grid which had not yet been updated, but later on added that the problem was also caused with excessive electric load during peak temperatures.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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5 responses to “Miriam Dalli to stay on as Energy Minister”

  1. M.Galea avatar

    Thares lejn wiccu wkoll tinduna x imbruljun hu. Ara ghal min jivvota dal poplu…hu go fik! U hu miljunarju!

  2. Bastjan avatar

    Of course not. A Maltese minister never resigns, even when it’s evidently incompetent as this one.

  3. M.Galea avatar

    U zgur. Bhal siehbu li kien jaqbez ghal Keith Schembri. Issa ta l ahhar tela jixhed fejn qalilna li hu qatt ma kien politiku imma business man u kastilja kien qieghed jaghmel l business mal business men…hahahaaa jien ilni nghidu dan! Ghalhekk kien kastilja biex isir miljunarju w wara qal kien ser ikompli bil business ghax kastilja kien biss ghal qasir ta zmien, Gesu hanin lanqas biss jisthi jghid dan kollu. Dan hu l bniedem li fotta pajjiz biex sar miljunarju! U kien hawn min kien jghid kemm hu bravu dal bniedem hu qed imexxih l pajjiz! Hu zgur!! Bravu w nghid u l poplu bahhu!! Dan jaghamel l business u Joseph xoghlu hemm barra jimmanipula lid dundjani w izommhom aljenati! U huma saru miljunarji!.,kompli capcpilom ja papru!!

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