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EDITORIAL
Watching the Prime Minister Eddie Fenech Adami address leaders
of the 25 European Union nations in Athens on April 16 was truly
an emotional experience. Across the country, the feeling of joy
and relief could be felt. Some tears rolled as fireworks were
set off.
NEWS
Elected and unelected candidates are incensed at the campaign
organised by some candidates. Talking to MaltaToday just after
the election, they voiced their anger that some of their constituents
had been promised jobs and transfers. They even quote one candidate
as telling his constituents that he would be appointed minister
and would see to the appointments personally.
Kurt Sansone
Party delegates speaking to MaltaToday expressed their concern
at the haste with which Attard Montalto was ready to claim the
scalp of Alfred Sant.
Barely a week after the crushing defeat at the polls the Labour
Party’s internal structures have swung into action to try
and consolidate the current leadership despite Alfred Sant’s
declaration that he does not intend contesting the post of leader
Julian Manduca
Election time is great for the victors but spare some thoughts
for those that got fewer votes than they expected. Few people
would have been at the counting hall believing they would get
elected and ended up with very few votes to their name. However,
among the big losers of these elections, Labour Party heavyweight
Alfred Mifsud, former PN Ministers Josef Bonnici and Michael Refalo
certainly take the cake
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