PN Leader Alex Borg said he felt “humbled” after taking part in today’s KSU general election debate, reflecting on the fact that he himself was a university student just a few years ago. Speaking to Lovin Malta following the debate at Sir Temi Zammit Hall, Borg described the experience as a positive opportunity to share his vision for Malta and its
Religion and immigration quickly became one of the most talked topics during today’s university general election debate after both Prime Minister Robert Abela and PN Leader Alex Borg agreed that the Quran should not be introduced into Maltese schools and that another mosque should not be built in Malta. The comments were made during the Malta University
Even with an hour to go until Malta’s political leaders face-off for this year’s University General Election debate, their young supporters are already fired up and doing their own face-off just outside the hall. In videos sent to Lovin Malta, a large crowd of young PN and PL fans can be heard loudly chanting some of their parties’ most popular songs…
