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Here’s What People Think Of Franco Debono Returning To PN

Here’s What People Think Of Franco Debono Returning To PN
Jan 16 2024 Share

After a Facebook post uploaded by PN MP Alex Borg, people took to the comments section to express what they thought about the prospect of Debono returning to the Opposition. 

Many said that Debono should in fact return to the party, saying that both him and Borg would be able to change the party for the better. 

One described Franco Debono as still valid in his liberal thought and said that he would be a positive force for the Nationalist Party.

However, there were those who do not support the return, with one saying that a ‘true nationalist would not celebrate a Labour victory or vote against his own party.’

Another said that Debono never expressed remorse for how he treated the Nationalist Party and that he celebrated when Labour won in 2013. 

What do you think?

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Shaun Farrugia Teases January 26th Release Of ‘Chemicals’

Shaun Farrugia Teases January 26th Release Of 'Chemicals'
Jan 16 2024 Share

Singer and songwriter Shaun Farrugia took to Instagram to share a sneak peak at his upcoming new song ‘Chemicals’, which he says will be the first of many releases for 2024. 

 

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Shaun shared a video of himself singing the new track as a piano is being played, writing in the caption:

‘I can’t contain my excitement for new music – chemicals is going to be my first of many releases for 2024!’

Another video uploaded to instagram approximately 3 days ago revealed that the new single will be released on the 26th of January. 

 

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Shaun’s musical career has attracted the attention of many international artists and labels, landing him collaborations with the likes of Martin Garrix and Vikkstar. 

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What Makes People Want To Leave Or Stay In Malta?

What Makes People Want To Leave Or Stay In Malta?
Jan 16 2024 Share

Asking our followers on social media whether they want to stay or leave Malta, 54% said they want to leave the island, compared to 46% who want to stay. 

Asking them what keeps them in Malta, ‘family’ was the response many gave as to why they cannot pack their bags and leave. 

Other a swears included the summer weather, the proximity of everything as well as ‘lifestyle’. Some (whether ironically or not, we do not know) cited Kinnie and pastizzi. 

 

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Followers were then asked for what makes them want to leave the country. 

Answers varied from Malta being ‘too chaotic’, the traffic and transport issue, lack of green environment, the rising cost of rent, the heat, overpopulation and even ‘boredom.’

Some said that there are more opportunities abroad whilst another referred to their kids’ future. What do you make of all this?

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Vigil For Murder Victim Sandra Ramirez In Sliema

Vigil For Murder Victim Sandra Ramirez In Sliema
Jan 16 2024 Share

A candlelight and flower vigil was held for Sliema murder victim Sandra Ramirez on Monday evening, with footage by Sliema Mayor John Pillow uploaded to social media showing the attendees paying tribute to the 43-year-old victim. 

Ramirez, a Colombian woman, was found stabbed to death in the bed of a Sliema rental apartment on Sunday 14th January, with the accused, Fabian Eliuth Garcia, walking into the Sliema police station and saying he killed someone. 

He is currently pleading not guilty. 

The site of the vigil was held at the murder site of 29-year-old Polish student Paulina Dembska, who was killed back in January of 2022. 

Dembska’s murder led to the introduction of femicide into the criminal code. 

In a video shared to Facebook, Mayor John Pillow wrote; ‘The murder of Sandra Ramirez has shocked many in our community and especially our Colombian friends and residents.’

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