Alex Borg Congratulates Brother For Silver Medal Win In Guernsey

Jul 13 2023

Nationalist MP Alex Borg took to social media to congratulate his younger brother David for bagging the Silver Medal in the Athletics 5000m category in Guernsey.

David was part of the Gozo contingent competing in the International Island Games in Guernsey, and became the third to add to the medals won by the Gozitans.

The PN MP congratulated his younger brother, expressing his pride and telling him that he is always a winner in his eyes, making all of Gozo proud.

Gozitan Minister Clint Camilleri also congratulated Borg, posting to social media: ‘proud moment alert! His dedication and hard work have paid off, and we couldn’t be prouder!’

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Isabelle Bonnici’s Official Statement After Parliament Vote

Jul 13 2023

Jean Paul Sofia’s mother Isabelle Bonnici took to social media to release her official statement following parliament’s vote on opening a public inquiry into the death of her son.

The government voted against the opening of a public inquiry, with 40 votes against and 32 in favour with no abstentions.

Isabelle said she is firmly disappointed in the decision by certain members of parliament whilst still vowing to continue her fight for justice for her late son Jean Paul.

The vote led to both social media backlash as well as to a passionate confrontation between Jean Paul Sofia’s loved ones and the government in parliament.

The high levels of anger and frustration within society highlight the dissatisfaction with the government’s handling of the situation, as the public demands a thorough investigation into the tragic incident in order to avoid more workplace fatalities within the construction industry.

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Chaos as Government MPs Reject Inquiry into Tragic Loss of Jean Paul Sofia

Jul 12 2023

The government Members of Parliament (MPs) voted down an opposition motion demanding a public inquiry into the tragic death of Jean Paul Sofia in a construction site accident last December.

Emotions ran high as family and friends of Jean Paul Sofia, present during the vote, expressed their deep anger and frustration. Shouting messages of outrage towards the government MPs and Prime Minister Robert Abela, the atmosphere inside the parliament grew increasingly tense.

Prime Minister Abela himself faced vehement criticism, being labeled “Mickey Mouse” and accused of being engrossed with his mobile phone throughout the session. In a furious outcry, attendees accused the government MPs of indifference, alleging their primary concern was personal gain rather than the welfare of the people they represent.

This controversial decision has left many questioning the government’s commitment to justice and accountability, particularly in cases involving workplace safety.

The refusal to initiate a public inquiry has intensified the grief and anger felt by Jean Paul Sofia’s loved ones, as they sought answers and closure surrounding the circumstances of his untimely demise.

Young MP Eve Borg Bonello took to social media to share footage of the commotion inside the parliament as she, along with other Nationalist MPs, supported and pushed for the motion to pass.

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Heartbroken Mother’s Plea for Justice: “Vote with Your Conscience”

Jul 12 2023

Isabelle Bonnici, the grieving mother of Jean Paul Sofia, urged politicians to follow their conscience as they prepared to vote on her demand for a public inquiry into her son’s tragic death.

The devastating incident unfolded last December when 20-year-old Jean Paul lost his life in a catastrophic construction site collapse at the Corradino industrial estate in Paola.

Isabelle Bonnici, has been tirelessly campaigning for a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.

Bonnici’s plea resonates not only with her profound personal loss but also with the countless individuals who have been touched by this heartrending tragedy. With the fate of her son’s justice hanging in the balance, Bonnici implored politicians to rise above partisan considerations and vote in alignment with their moral compasses.

The eyes of the nation are fixed on the parliamentarians, who will vote on a motion for a Public Enquiry into the case.

The Nationalist Party filed a motion in Parliament calling for this public inquiry. It was later amended by the Labour government, urging a speedy conclusion to the ongoing magisterial inquiry.

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