Labour MP Naomi Cachia made headlines last week after delivering a speech at the Council of Europe during a session discussing the aftermath of the verdict in the case against the man accused of commissioning Daphne Caruana Galizia’s murder. Naomi Cachia was quoted as saying that Daphne Caruana Galizia “cannot be killed again” and argued that further government reforms are necessary.
What the articles published in the press so far did say is that Naomi Cachia is Labour’s parliamentary whip and she was the one who voiced the government’s opposition to the implementation of the reforms proposed by the public inquiry into Daphne Caruana Galizia’s murder. You can see her statement below.
The Labour Party is indoctrinating a whole generation of youths in the politics of evil. With property prices sky-high and a government that has captured most of the country’s institutions, one of the best options for young people is to join Labour and do and say whatever it wants them to.
While Labour projects and promotes itself abroad as a centre-left liberal political party, in Malta it behaves and operates like a criminal organisation, with no principles or morality, lying all the way while compelling its operatives and spokespeople to play its games of fraud and deception.
One reform that Labour actually intends to introduce in Malta, despite Naomi Cachia’s pretences? Increasing civil libel damages against journalists.
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