Jason Micallef has decided that a banner stuck to a balcony in Valletta is vandalism that should never be permitted in a UNESCO world heritage site. The outspoken Micallef, who is the head of the Valletta Cultural Agency amongst other things, took offence to a banner which appeared on a walkway which overlooks the entrance to Valletta and the Parliament
The Nationalist Party has called on Prime Minister Robert Abela to say whether he will take action against Jason Micallef after the Labour figure described banners calling for justice for Daphne Caruana Galizia as “ vandalism ”. Micallef, who chairs the Valletta Cultural Agency and also serves as Robert Abela’s special delegate for the implementation
Jean Paul Sofia’s mother Isabelle Bonnici has hit back at Valletta Cultural Agency chairman Jason Micallef after he described the placing of banners and posters on historic buildings in the capital as “ vandalism ”. Bonnici posted the response in a Facebook comment underneath an article reporting on Micallef’s remarks, making it clear why the “Justice
The Nationalist Party on Saturday condemned the unacceptable comments made by Jason Micallef, Chairman of the Valletta Cultural Agency and Robert Abela's Special Delegate for the implementation of the Labour Party electoral manifesto, who described as "vandalism" banners displayed in Valletta which, among other things, call for justice for Daphne Caruana
Valletta Cultural Agency chairman Jason Micallef has hit out at banners and posters being placed on historic buildings in the capital, describing the practice as “vandalism” following the appearance of a new “Justice for Daphne” poster outside Parliament. The poster, referring to murdered journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, was put up alongside the
