Claudio Grech highlights unity of Nationalist Party at Naxxar mass rally

Mar 6 2022

In a bid to show that the party is still united, Claudio Grech took centre stage to address the Nationalist Party crowd at today’s Naxxar mass rally. Called ‘the PN’s campaign architect’ by many, Grech recently announced that he would not run for the general election to make way for other PN candidates. While the announcement came as a shock to some, Grech highlighted that he would continue to campaign for the PN and present ‘the best ever’ electoral programme.

He went on to state that “while there were some who thought or hoped that Claudio was leaving the Nationalist Party’, sustaining that he is there with them, together with the Nationalist Party, to give a response.

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PN Equal Opportunities Forum president Jamie Vella addresses Nationalist Party rally in Naxxar

Young candidate Jamie Vella addresses Nationalist Party Rally in Naxxar

Mar 6 2022

Doubling down on their recent claims of a regenerated party, the Nationalist Party chose another young face to address the people at today’s mass rally in Naxxar.

As the party continues to shine a light on fresh faces, today’s crowd was addressed by Jamie Vella; a young PN member and President of the Forum Opportunitajiet Indaqs Partit Nazzjonalista (FOIPN) and Former Public Relations Officer within the MŻPN. Vella stated that it is a great honour for him to speak to ‘the largest crowd he has ever addressed’. The PN lost most of its LGBTI community members after the Labour Party put LGBTI community rights as a central priority, which was one of the key factors to the party’s massive electoral win in 2013.

Over the past five years, Malta was also the first country in Europe to ban conversion therapy, a psychological treatment which is intended to change the subject’s sexual orientation.

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‘This country deserves stability’; Abela addresses roaring crowds at Paola Labour Rally

Mar 6 2022

This afternoon, Prime Minister Robert Abela addressed a large crowd Labour Party candidates and followers at the party’s ‘Team Malta’ rally at the Paola Sports Pavilion.

Welcomed by thunderous applause and an enthusiastic crowd, Abela stated that the he and his party are ready to venture into the future with trust, optimism and realism. The Labour Party leader stated that Europe is experiencing a ‘war’ which has brought instability and the situation in Ukraine is one which shows ‘the worst of humanity’. Despite this, the Prime Minister stated that the country deserves stability, looking back at the past two year as a clear example of why the Labour Party should continue to lead Malta.

During his address, Abela thanked the crowds for being ‘champions’ in the face of adversity and for their continuous cooperation. He went on to state that without them, the people, we would not have free childcare, reduced taxes and many more benefits, encouraging watchers to go out and vote on the 26th of March.

With regards to the pandemic, Abela praised the people and the country for their effort and courage during the pandemic, stating that meanwhile the Nationalist Party ‘chose to use the pandemic as a political tool’. He went on to say that the PN chose to change its leader in the midst of a global crisis.

Abela will appear later today at the Party’s fund-raising marathon held at the Labour Headquarters.

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Puttinu Cares and Richmond Foundation get their own land following government deal

Mar 6 2022

Following the signing of an agreement presided over by Prime Minister Robert Abela, two tracts of land have been transferred to Puttinu Cares and Richmond Foundation respectively.

The land transfer will be allowing Richmond Foundation to have a billing where it can offer mental health community service for youth between the ages of 14 and 24. In the mean time, Puttinu Cares will be able to carry out more holistic services to patients who need the NGO at any point of their treatment journey.

The Prime Minister said that the prestige of such an agreement goes well beyond its signing as it translates into another investment in people’s lives and the quality of living.

‘In challenging moments we want every family to have an environment where they can sustain each other. In the Malta we want, in times of need, families should find a government with resources which can sustain organisations like Puttinu Cares and Richmond Foundation to keep doing good for the country’ said the PM.

With the signing presided by Economy Minister Silvio Schembri as well, Puttinu Cares President Angele Cuschieri and Richmond Foundation CEO Stephania Dimech Sant expressed their gratitude and excitement for the new projects to be carried out as it will help so many people in Malta who are suffering and need professional assistance as it is offered by these organisations.

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