13 resident associations, backed by il-Kollettiv, have called for the immediate removal of Planning Authority CEO Johann Buttigieg, accusing him of abusing his position and creating conflicts of interest that threaten Malta's planning system and residents' quality of life. The demand follows the publication of chats involving Buttigieg and businessman
The Planning Authority has denied organising or initiating a petition among its employees calling for Johann Buttigieg to remain as its chief executive officer, after concerns were raised that staff were allegedly being pressured to sign it. In a message to PA employees, the authority's executive chairman said that any such activity within the organisation
Eleven youth and student organisations have jointly called for Johann Buttigieg to resign or be removed as head of the Planning Authority following the publication of his exchanges with Yorgen Fenech. The organisations, brought together by Front Żgħażagħ għall-Ambjent (FŻA), wrote to Prime Minister Robert Abela and Infrastructure, Planning and Employment
Eleven youth organisations have called for the resignation or removal of Planning Authority chief executive Johann Buttigieg, five days after full messages he exchanged with Yorgen Fenech in 2019 were published. The organisations, brought together by the Front Żgħażagħ għall-Ambjent, wrote to Prime Minister Robert Abela and Infrastructure, Planning
Pressure for the sacking of the PA’s Executive Chairman Johann Buttigieg is intensifying as eleven youth and student organisations have called on Prime Minister Robert Abela to take immediate action. Convened by Front Żgħażagħ għall-Ambjent (FŻA), the organisations wrote jointly to the Prime Minister and the Minister for Infrastructure, Planning and