Tag: Robert Abela
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Prime Minister hails Fitch rating and deficit reduction: Fitch cites detorioariting governance standards while deficit struggles
Prime Minister of Malta Robert Abela has hailed Fitch’s A+ rating for Malta citing higher than the EU average GDP per capita by 10% and said that with stable fuel prices that limit inflation, the government is still lowering the fiscal deficit. However, the report also cites that Malta is experiencing a significant deterioration in…
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Holidaying in Sicily twice a year with a big boat like an ordinary Maltese
Malta’s Prime Minister, Robert Abela, has been in Sicily for his annual holiday with his big boat, celebrating a newly emerging Maltese tradition under the Labour government, whereby ordinary Maltese citizens get to holiday twice a year with a big boat. Meanwhile, another heatwave has been predicted for Europe this week, but the Prime Minister…
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Betraying his best friend and ally, Malta’s Prime Minister signs Meloni’s letter
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has lamented the lack of European solidarity regarding the border chaos that took place last week in Ceuta. The Italian government is trying to gain political mileage from the situation by presenting the Spanish government as reckless while pretending to be the adult in the room. The Italian government has…
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Despite an ongoing national crisis, the political theatre must continue
Despite an ongoing national crisis caused by the complete breakdown of the electricity grid, Energy and Environment Minister Miriam Dalli is still finding time to produce publicly funded propaganda. Energy Minister took some time from the national crisis to pose with government employees planting trees. We have consistently pointed this out, and people are only…
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Miriam Dalli to stay on as Energy Minister
Yesterday, doorstopped after the meeting with the Chamber of Commerce, a visibly tired Prime Minister said that Miriam Dalli will retain her position as Energy Minister. The Nationalist Party and Opposition are calling for her resignation. The Prime Minister said he had full confidence in his Energy Minister and admitted that works on the upgrading…
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Prime Minister says increased electric load heated up cables
Earlier today, speaking to a ONE propagandist about the ongoing power-cuts, Prime Minister Robert Abela admitted for the first time that an “increased electrical load” in the cables contributed to them heating up. He added that record summer temperatures exacerbated their condition, causing them to heat up even faster. Previously, the Prime Minister said that…
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The consequences of being led by someone who doesn’t understand consequences
Prime Minister Robert Abela’s most enduring and memorable character trait is that of a person who does not understand consequences. He is the archetypal Labour operative who gained power with zero effort after a lucrative career that was laid out for him by his father, along with a history of commingling with criminals, to whom…
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Making TikTok videos while the plebs are left with no electricity
This Labour government seems that it will be persistently characterised by a gigantic disconnect from reality and public perception, as it continues to conduct politics as though it were producing a a ONE propaganda broadcast. Some politically agnostic supporters of the proposed Equality Law have accused the media of ridiculing the bill. I digress. The…
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Prime Minister apologises over blackouts: says problem is in old parts of the distribution system
Prime Minister Robert Abela apologised for ongoing electricity blackouts during a press conference earlier today. The Prime Minister also said that the problem lies in old parts of the distribution system which haven’t yet been upgraded and he has instructed the relevant entities to speed up their works. Previously today, Energy Minister Miriam Dalli didn’t…
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Labour’s jargon of fascism
The Labour Party has created a jargon of violence that antecedes a fascist dictatorship and the next five years of Labour government will be a test in the resilience of the remaining State institutions which have not yet been captured by Labour Party as it expands it monopoly over state institutions and the information society.…
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Despite low inflation estimates for tomorrow, inflation remains lagging
Despite low expected inflation rates coming out tomorrow by Eurostat, the renewed escalation of the war in the Persian Gulf risks pushing inflation back onto an upward trajectory in July. Eurostat’s preliminary estimate has already placed Euro-area inflation at 2.8% in June, down from 3.2% in May, while Malta’s rate is estimated to have fallen…
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Armed Forces of Malta participate in Quatorze Juillet military parade
The Armed Forces of Malta have participated in the military parade at the Champs D’Elysse celebrating France’s national day the Quatorze Juillet along with various other European militaries. The parade also included the Ukrainian Armed Forces along with Britian, Germany, Spain, Italy, Greece and Norway. This is the first time since 2007 that European militaries…
