The debate about the budget is becoming so banal and ridiculous that Times of Malta has now successfully projected the Mafia’s bleeding heart for the third-country’s nationals who will be paying for their bus service.
This is like interviewing the Sicilian Mafia on their opinions about Palestinian-Israeli conflict. I’m sure that they are probably pro-Palestine and will condemn Netanyahu.
No one is mentioning that most of these pressures on third-country nationals will be transferred on to their employers who will now be compelled to either lay off workers or else raise salaries.
However, the banality of our press, thanks to the government’s intervention in it, is preventing any serious debate about the risks of Labour’s fiscal policy.
You can view the TOM interview here.
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