Tag: Myriam Spiteri Debono
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President of Malta delivers first festive address: A call for hope, courage, and sustainability
In a warm Christmas message to the nation, the President of Malta Myriam Spiteri Debono appealed for the Maltese people to take hope and courage and to reflect on the path which their country had followed and would follow in the coming years. This speech came within an unprecedented year-one marking 60 years of Independence,…
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President Spiteri Debono to host public for New Year greetings at Valletta Palace
The President of Malta, Myriam Spiteri Debono will open the doors of the Presidential Palace in Valletta to welcome members of the public for New Year greetings. The event is scheduled for Saturday, 28th December, from 10:00am to 12:00pm. This annual tradition provides an opportunity for the citizens to personally wish the President for the…
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The new Labour Party rebellion is being inspired by the President herself
Before Ian Borg become Deputy-Prime Minister, the face of the Labour Party rebellion was Chris Fearne, who had lost the leadership race against Prime Minister Robert Abela thanks to the backing and work of Joseph Muscat. With the new Deputy-Prime Minister refusing to take on the role of a rebel alternative, there is no senior…
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Malta inaugurates first international office of Fondazione Falcone in a step towards justice and accountability
At the opening of the Fondazione Falcone’s Malta office in Siġġiewi on Sunday, Maria Falcone spoke candidly about the impact of her brother Giovanni Falcone’s assassination, saying it profoundly changed her life “both as a sister and an Italian citizen.” “I could have chosen to keep my grief as a sister private,” she shared. “But…
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President of Malta concludes successful visit to London to support Maltese patients and strengthen UK ties
The President of Malta Myriam Spiteri Debono recently returned from a productive visit to London, where she observed the work of the Malta Community Chest Fund (MCCF) and other organisations that support Maltese nationals in need of medical treatment abroad. During her time in London, President Spiteri Debono was accompanied by MCCF officials who provide…
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In order to have a mature society, we first need a mature President
As she usually does in her statements, the President of Malta said absolutely nothing of substance in her latest speech. So far, the only thing I recall her saying that has any substance is that the government needs to implement the proposals from the public inquiry into the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia. However, even…
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On Party Media and Free Markets
As usual, this kind of stuff may not be of great interest to many readers; however, it is something in which we have a direct stake. Lou Bondi is in the news lately, for a report and a speech he made for the President of Malta. He used to be a great journalist until Joseph…
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The kind of President we deserve
Earlier this week, Georgia’s President Salome Zourabichvili issued a press release along with a press conference announcing the Georgian Charter. The Charter includes a demand for the abrogation of despotic laws such as the “Russian law”, a reform of the Justice system, and a powerful defense of the State. Georgia is currently in the middle…
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Unpresidential, treacherous and unfit for purpose
President Myriam Spiteri Debono has released a very bizarre statement warning people “not to fall for provocation”. These were the same words used by Supreme Leader Robert Abela last week. Their message is directed at the Labour mob that will ascend to the Courts of Law building next Tuesday when ex-Premier Joseph Muscat is arraigned.…
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At the Service of the Abela Dynasty
Just another case of “hate to say I told you so”, but President Myriam Spiteri Debono’s allegiances lie with the Abela Dynasty first, the Labour Party second, and the State last. Progressives got carried away when praising her upon her appointment and have been deceived by her charms and soft-spoken mannerisms. The President’s allegiance should…
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Where’s the progressive President defending the Judiciary?
Of course, everyone conveniently forgot that President Myriam Spiteri Debono is a close ally of the Abela dynasty when she was showered with praises upon her appointment. People often keep repeating their mistakes, and I’m no exception, but at least I have paid a big enough price to learn very well that holding high expectations…
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“To a certain extent Joseph Muscat carried collective responsibility over Daphne’s murder” – President Myriam Spiteri Debono
The road to hell is paved with good intentions. Listen to the newly elected President Myriam Spiteri Debono (16.17) apologising for Joeph Muscat saying that “To a certain extent, Joseph Muscat carried collective responsability over Daphne’s murder” inferring to his resignation as Prime Minister in 2020. This can’t be further from the truth. Joseph Muscat…