Another iconic and creative costume idea for Nadur!
A group of locals decided to dress up as Cisk bottles for carnival, fully equipped with the logos on the brown onesie and a bottle cap on their head.
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A story shared to Instagram was also captioned: ‘Iftaħlu lager’ (crack open a lager) – keeping on theme perfectly.
What other unique costumes did you spot in Nadur?
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MaltaDaily is currently campaigning to have the parliament barriers removed, with an ongoing petition racking up 697 signatures as of writing.
The petition on change.org which you can find the link to in our bio, also allows signers to give their reasons as to why they are pushing for the removal of the barriers.
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Some describe the barriers as an eye sore in terms of aesthetics, but many also stated that their presence indicates something much more sinister.
Some pointed out that the parliament should be accessible to the common people, given that the elected members of parliament are lent the position through their votes.
Others were much more damning in their critique, saying that it indicates an almost dictatorial stance by the government.
What do you think? If you’d like to sign the petition, you can find the link here.
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After a group of carnival goers brought a viral McDonald’s meme to life, another trio of Nadur costumes took a dig at the recent price fight between LIDL and Pavi/Pama.
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Chayanne Zammit and her two friends depicted the recent social media brawl between the mega stores, with Chayenne herself dressing up in one product that was the source of many price reductions: Coca Cola.
Meanwhile, the other two dressed up in hoodies with the logo of the stores and threw in a couple of punching gloves to fight over the cheapest prices.
Nadur costume creativity knows no bounds!
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This weekend, St George’s Square in Valletta welcomed various competitive dance troupes, floats and extravagant costumes.
The day was structured in various competitive sections, with Competitive Dance Companies Section B, Dance Company Floats Section A, Triumphal Floats Sections A and B, as well as a traditional Carnival local band together with a band float and grotesque masks.
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The parades filled up Republic Street until late into the evening, attracting thousands of Maltese families and costumed individuals.
Other ticketed events held in St George’s square were reportedly being sold out as many wanted to catch a glimpse at what Malta’s carnival brings to the table.
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