Gozo has become a focal point for political activity this week, as leaders Prime Minister Robert Abela, and Opposition Leader Alex Borg, addressed the nation with proposals and criticisms aimed at the island and its residents. Prime Minister and Labour Party Leader Robert Abela spoke at a political event in the Victoria Sports and Aquatic Pavilion,
Prime Minister Robert has insisted that no investigations will take place into potential abusive behaviour by public sector workers in Gozo. Speaking at a Labour Party event at the recently inaugurated Gozo Aquatic Complex in Victoria on Sunday morning, Abela referred to a parliamentary question by Nationalist Party MP Graziella Attard Previ in September
Partit Nazzjonalista (PN) Leader Alex Borg emphasised his commitment to what he described as the “politics of the people” during a public event held in Nadur, Gozo, as part of the Qrib Tagħkom series moderated by Noel Formosa. Borg said that through direct engagement with citizens, by “knocking on doors, listening to families, the elderly, youth, and
Prime Minister Robert Abela on Sunday took aim at the Nationalist Party over a Parliamentary Question an MP asked regarding public sector workers in Gozo. Nationalist Party MP Graziella Attard Previ had asked Abela whether he would ask the Auditor General to investigate government workers in Gozo leaving work by 10AM. Abela, speaking during a political
Opposition Leader Alex Borg said that the Labour government has abandoned Gozo's long-term development, treating it as second-class, and urged investment in Gozo's youth, health, and interconnectivity. Addressing youths from several sectors in Nadur, Borg said that Gozo can no longer be left behind in education, health and job opportunities. Borg said
