Tag: Republic Day
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All the criminals at the Republic Day Parade
Joseph Muscat is the only ex-Prime Minister of Malta who was present at the Republic Day ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Valletta, who is currently being charged in Court with extensive corruption and fraud. However, he should be in a quite festive mood as the Vitals case risks total collapse – this also ensures…
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Malta celebrates Republic Day: President of Malta praises Malta’s international work
The President of the Republic of Malta, Myriam Spiteri Deobno, delivered her Republic Day Speech at the Presidential Palace in Valletta earlier today. The President started by praising Malta’s work in foreign affairs. She said that Malta has strongly upheld its principle of neutrality while Malta advocated for peace across the world. Malta is proving…
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Malta’s Foreign Minister espouses multitlateralism, rule-of-law and neutrality as Malta’s foreign policy principles in Republic Day message
Malta’s Deputy Prime-Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister, Ian Borg, has released a statement commemorating Malta’s Republic Day. In his message, the Minister for Foreign Affairs underlined Malta’s values in foreign policy and that include multilateralism, neutrality and support for an the international rules-based-order. Malta is supporting peace efforts in the Near East and in Ukraine…
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Malta celebrates Republic Day with awards to those who excel in society
On the 50th anniversary since Malta became a Republic, 20 individuals and organisations were recognised for their extraordinary contribution to society during the Republic Day honours ceremony. The event took place yesterday at the Presidential Palace in Valletta, and awards were given by the President of Malta Myriam Spiteri Debono. Nine people were appointed to…
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Malta celebrates Republic Day: President Myriam Debono calls for the strengthening of demcoracy
Today Malta celebrated its fiftieth year as a Republic with the regular Republic Parade in Saint Georg’es Square Valletta. The Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition attended the parade and the ceremony which was opened by a speech by the President of the Republic. President Myriam Spiteri Debono paid homage to Malta’s Presidents…
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Why a Republic?
Today Malta celebrates its 50th years as a Republic. The Maltese Constitution was changed by the Labour government with a two-thirds majority backing from parliament from a constitutional monarchy into a Republic. Malta was already a liberal democracy by the, but it made this step as part of its decolonisation process in its pursuit of…
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In celebration of Republic Day, here are some photos of Dom Mintoff
As a young Republic trying to survive we used to be socialists. Then we matured into rent-seeking capitalist adults. Mark CamilleriWebsite Editor Historian and Publisher
