Tag: president myriam spiteri debono
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Thousands join President’s Walk in national solidarity event
The national event “Mixja tal-President” (President’s Walk) got underway this morning, as participants made the symbolic journey from Sant’Anton Palace to the President’s Palace in St George’s Square, Valletta. Thousands of people took part in this solidarity initiative, gathering to support a cause that continues to unite the Maltese community. Among those attending were Nationalist…
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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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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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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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Just because an organised criminal group is incompetent it doesn’t mean it isn’t an organised criminal group
Remind me again who is leading the Labour Party, why is he leading it, who made him lead it and for what reason, because at this stage I am getting tired repeating the same stories over and over again. Joseph Muscat’s criminal network was stopped from governing the country only by civil and national protests…
