PN leader Alex Borg told supporters on Monday that the party had "started a revolution" and opened a new chapter for Malta in the first 100 days of his leadership. Addressing a mass rally in front of the PN headquarters in Pietà, Borg described the PN as "a winning party", as supporters gathered to mark the milestone. The rally brought to a close a
Alex Borg told party supporters on Monday that in the first 100 days of his leadership, the PN had started a revolution and a new chapter for the island. Addressing a mass rally in front of the PN’s headquarters in Pieta, Borg called the PN “a winning party”. The mass rally is the culmination of a seven-day “ Christmas village ” at Dar Ċentrali which
Opposition Leader Alex Borg announced earlier today that the Nationalist Party’s (PN) debt currently stands at €11.7 million, but stressed that the party still holds more assets than debt as he published its financial accounts. Speaking at a press conference outside PN headquarters, he marked 100 days as party leader and highlighted the pledges he
Opposition Leader Alex Borg said that the Nationalist Party's debt currently stands at €11.7 million, yet the party has "more assets than debt," as he published the PN's accounts on the closing of his 100 days as leader. In a press conference commemorating Borg's first 100 days as PN leader, Borg spoke of all the pledges he succeeded in implementing
PN leader Alex Borg has announced that during a PN activity on Monday evening, the Nationalist Party will be publishing its financial accounts. While speaking on NET's programme, ANALIŻI, Borg stated that all of the PN's financial accounts will be published. The Nationalist Party's has long been criticised for not publishing its financial accounts
The public deserves answers on the ‘saga’ of Housing Minister Roderick Galdes’s dealings with developers, Opposition leader Alex Borg said on Sunday. Borg referred to a Sunday Times of Malta investigation that revealed Galdes bartered an apartment in Xagħra for a plot of land in Għarb that was being bought by property magnates Joseph Portelli, Mark