Arnold Cassola has written to the prime minister, opposition leader, and Valletta FC president, urging them to move the proposed campus from public land in Pembroke to the former Marsa power station site. Cassola's Momentum on Friday condemned PN and PL for greenlighting the transfer of public land in Pembroke for the Valletta FC football campus. It said
Valletta FC has issued a statement in response to comments made by Momentum Chairperson Arnold Cassola regarding the club’s proposed football ground project. “It is profoundly disappointing to see this historic step for Valletta FC reduced to tribal political rhetoric and rampant prejudice against our community by the Chairperson of Momentum, Arnold
Arnold Cassola, leader of Momentum, has addressed a letter to Prime Minister Robert Abela, Opposition leader Alex Borg, and the President of Valletta FC concerning the ongoing discussion over the club’s proposed football ground. In the letter, Cassola set out the benefits of building the ground in Marsa, instead of at the former power station site
Recently, Parliament unanimously voted to hand over public land in Pembroke for a new Valletta FC campus. For the residents, and for the adjacent Natura 2000 site, this is bad news. They are deeply, and rightfully, upset. In a pattern that has become all too familiar across Malta, they have found themselves entirely abandoned by the two main political
