A heartfelt tribute was paid to Diogo Jota by the Għaqda Mużikali Viżitazzjoni Għarb, led by musical director Jason Camilleri.
The performance was a respectful and heartfelt tribute in honour of the late Portuguese footballer Diogo Jota, who tragically lost his life in a car accident alongside his brother, André Silva.
Rest in peace, Diogo Jota and André Silva.
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Maltese national footballer André Schembri has paid a heartfelt tribute to Diogo Jota, following news of the Portuguese player’s tragic death.
Schembri expressed his sorrow in a social media post, saying, “Devastated to hear about the tragic loss of Diogo Jota. I had the privilege of playing against him in the intense Boavista vs Porto derbies, moments I’ll never forget. A talented player, a fierce competitor, and a life gone far too soon.”
He ended his tribute with a message of sympathy,”Rest in peace, Diogo and André. My thoughts are with his family and loved ones.”
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Adrian Delia and Alex Borg met recently to discuss their common goals for the Nationalist Party (PN). Delia confirmed that they also met with PN committees from Birgu, Ħamrun, Ħal Kirkop and Żurrieq.
Speaking about the meeting, Adrian Delia said: “Together with the PN committees from Birgu, Ħamrun, Ħal Kirkop and Żurrieq, we met and discussed because we all have one goal to renew, strengthen and win for our party.”
Delia’s message highlighted the party’s focus on unity and growth as they prepare for the upcoming campaign.
The deadline for nominations for the PN leadership officially closed last Sunday, confirming a two-candidate race between former party leader Adrian Delia and rising Gozitan MP Alex Borg.
Despite earlier reports suggesting a mutual agreement for only one candidate to stand, Borg surprised many by submitting his nomination after Delia had already declared his intention to run. This led to speculation about a possible rift between the former allies.
However, those rumours appeared to be put to rest when the two met on Friday during campaign visits in the Żurrieq area. Delia emphasised unity, stating that the PN only has one opponent the Labour Government. He also noted that political challenges come not only from within Malta but also from international issues, including threats with nuclear implications, which the country is not immune to.
Delia’s meetings with PN committees from Birgu, Ħamrun, Ħal Kirkop and Żurrieq underline the shared commitment to renewing and strengthening the party ahead of the election.
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Last night, the Luqa feast was full of magic. The event ended with a special tribute to Diogo Jota, the Liverpool football player, who had an accident this week. Everyone was very moved by this moment.
DJ Joven Grech played a song to honour Diogo Jota. His music helped bring the crowd together to remember and support the player.
The tribute was a strong sign of love from the community.
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