Tag: Resignation
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San Andrea’s Head of School Stefania Bartolo resigns
Yesterday, the head of San Andrea’s school announced her resignation. Stefania Bartolo has been accused by an educator at the school of covering up a €200,000 fraud by her predecessor. The whistleblower, Trevor Templeman eventually was forced to resign from his post. The school also announced an internal investigation about Templeman’s claims but there has…
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John Portelli resigns from the National Book Council
I am informed that yesterday evening, John Portelli has resigned from the National Book Council. John Portelli is a Maltese-Canadian author and a professor of education at the University of Toronto. His academic work is mostly inspired by the critical pedagogies of Peter McLaren and Portelli has also been a long-time consultant of the Ministry…
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Rosianne Cutajar’s electoral office
Seems like it was under construction and never opened its doors, or they just dismantled it. Whatever. It’s a good representation of the state of her political career. Mark CamilleriWebsite Editor Historian and Publisher
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Bank of Valletta announces Miguel Borg’s resignation
Bank of Valletta has finally announced that its Chief Risk Officer, Miguel Borg has resigned. BOV has said that Miguel Borg hasn’t done anything explicitly corrupt or fraudulent but this is beyond the point, and MaltaToday is distorting my reporting by taking on BOV’s narrative. I never said that Miguel Borg was specifically pressured by…
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When your bet goes wrong, you have to get out not double down
So, Rosianne Cutajar intends to continue with her libel case against me despite the fact that I have published proof that she was bribed by Yorgen Fenech while also being in an intimate relationship with him during the same time that Yorgen Fenech was being investigated for the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia. Opening this…
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Rosianne Cutajar’s resignation statement (with apologies to Philip Leone-Ganado)
This note was edite4d by Philip when Rosianne made her first resignation statement as Parliamentary Secretary. Mark CamilleriWebsite Editor Historian and Publisher
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Raising standards in politics, article by article, book by book
Robert Abela has just announced that I am raising standards in politics. Thanks, Robert, you could have done it yourself but instead, you chose to make a deal with Joseph Muscat and rather than uplifting standards in politics you ended up purging people like me from the Labour Party and the government system. Now, I’ll…
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Rosianne Cutajar is expected to be expelled from Labour’s Parliamentary Group, today
The executive committee of the Labour Party which includes Ramona Attard and Nakita Alamango will meet tonight to expel Rosianne Cutajar from the Labour Party parliamentary group. Rosianne Cutajar intends to stay on in parliament as an independent candidate. Last week she retorted to Robert Abela with “why me and not them?” Both Ramona Attard…
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“Why me and not them?” Retorted Rosianne Cutajar
Readers of this website may be wondering about the result of Prime Minister Robert Abela’s meeting with Rosianne Cutajar last week. Well, the meeting went on as expected with Robert telling Rosianne she has to resign her seat from parliament altogether or otherwise face calls from the Party to resign. Rosianne retorted with “Why me…
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Miguel Borg of Bank of Valletta resigns
The corrupt banker who approved the bizarre loan of €36 million to Stewards, Miguel Borg has resigned. Miguel Borg had also sent his reply to me via his personal lawyers. There is something very obvious which I didn’t make it clear in my reporting on Miguel Borg’s role as Chief Risk Officer at BOV and…
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Robert Abela is meeting Rosianne Cutajar today
Robert Abela is meeting Rosianne Cutajar today to ask her to resign. Rosianne doesn’t want to resign and is insisting with Robert and the Party that she didn’t do anything wrong. The problem for her is that the Labour Party’s attacks against me accusing me of misogyny and what not is only a deflection and…
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The financial crimes authorities are collapsing
The resignation of Alexandra Mamo as head of the police’s financial crimes unit is in operational terms a huge blow to the police and the authorities specialising in financial crime. Mamo was also the first deputy commissioner of the police. Given the long string of resignations from the financial crimes unit, there is probably something…