
Tuesday, 17th June 2008 - 21:51CET
MLP to hold early election of the party administration
The administration of the Labour Party has agreed to convene a meeting of the executive which will agree a date for early elections of the administration and the executive, the MLP said this evening.
The proposal was made by party leader Joe Muscat and the deputy leaders.
The administration’s term is due to end in January but there have been many calls for early elections to complete the process which started with the election of the leadership.







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of course the pn had nothing to do with it! I'm pretty sure they were very upset by what was going on then. As i'm perfectly convinced that the bombs during the 1980's intended to destabilise the country were carried out by mlp thugs. Incidentally, the bombs stopped as soon as the pn was in government.
Don't try to be the smart guy talking about the gakketta Blu,
Tell us, were you in the AFM task force, at that time ? ( Dejma )
were they not used by the mlp in gov, to make Malta a Police/ Military State ?
The sad thing is that most of these dejma PT's after they done their duty very satisfatory
over 1000 of them got kicked out of the army by mr mintoff, and left jobless ! but some other's
NO most of them are still in the Job, thanks to the never ending klikka of the mlp !
Sadly to say, is that some of the ex - Dejma are still being seen as the black sheep's to date.
especially when a licence for work is needed, like a securty guard, local warden, ecc !
to the big party's both mlp and pn, with Ahfruli only, won't help at all, REMEDIES is what we need now !
F' INTERESS TAL PUBBLIKU.
1 Mr.EFA was quoted as saying that he knew who assaulted his family .Why were they not brought to justice. Now what sane person would leave his family unprotected if those times were as stated by these conservatives .
The shooting at tal-Barrani Why is it the persons responsible not brought to justice, instead as soon as a conservatives are in goverment are given promotion.
There are numerous other incidents but for now its enough
The interdett was terrible, pity for your argument that had nothing to do with anybody but the church!
@Jimmy Magro
Please, I lived through those times and if you want to tell fairy tales tell it to the marines!
Not only Black Monday need be mentioned but Bombs left right and centre all over the place (ah yes hose were by PN) murders in police depots by commissioners, the closing down of my school so I had to study underground, the smashing f the curia, banning of chocolate, toothpaste etc, the list goes on Jimmy boy - ah yes, for you they were lies weren't they?
What's wrong with Dr. Toni Abela? Has he ever been accused of corruption or any wrong doing?
Dr.Abela was one of the few that in 1989 had the courage to criticise the Labour Party for the corruption and violent elements it had.
He suffered beacuse of this.
Now he's back. MLP will benefit from an honest person like him.
@Joe Martinelli - read what Jimmy Magro pointed out.
Do you have any comments on the paramilitary group tal-Gakketta Blu, the series of bombs to destabilise the country, the Malta file distributed all over europe, the endless lies with the citizens. We need to look into the future and this is what this debate is all about. If you want to freeze your mind on what happened in 1979 that is your problem but the ordinary citizen want to know whether his wage and or salary will be enough to pay his bills; why health queues continue to grow; why many families are forced to send their children into private paying schools; why big speculators always get the backing of MEPA; why some people in certain positions live a life beyond their declared income? Give us a break man, and let us clean this country of corruption and privileges for the very very few.
My biggest challenge is to have a declaration of assets of all people in Malta as at 31st december 1987 and 31st december 2007. These are the questions that must be addressed and not what happened in more than a quarter of a century ago.
The MLP always championed free speech - then the thugs and beatings followed!!
, with being in LIMBO after the mlp Telfa,
How is that for freedom of the press and democracy?
I could also have quoted what someone wrote just 6 days ago. But I leave that for some other time.
I have always written that the battle for the administration of our country is between 'a bad' and 'a worse', and the MLP has still to prove that it is not the latter.
of course i know what black monday was! when some idiots / hotheads went on the rampage & burnt down the times premises. i am not condoning those events. now let me ask you whether you know or remember when a nationalist health minister lost a court case for preventing a patient in hospital from reading the paper of his choice!!
and it was a labour govt that introduced freedom of speech and expression in the constitution my friend...in case you've forgotten !!
What in God's name has that got to do with it? Do you even know what Black Monday was? Your point should be made to the church!!! The fact remains that "The MLP always believed in free press" is one big joke!
DR. JOSEPH MUSCAT IS KEEPING THIS PROMISE DONE A FEW WEEKS AGO OF SUPPORTING AN EARLY ELECTION FOR THE ADMINISTRATION POSTS !!
If you did follow what Dr Muscat had promised, THIS was one of his promises, to support an early election. And please continue remaining astonished as more promises are becoming real. Well ... MLP is not only on the right track, but on the fast lane!! PN now have to get used to just follow!!
joseph promised this election in the run up to the leadership contest. anything else is superfluous and irrelevant. i hate having had to repeat but apparently some people take longer to understand than others.
@ david buttigieg.
maybe jimmy magro was referring to when it was a mortal sin to read labour newspapers!!
or have you conveniently forgotten all that??
"The MLP always believed in free press"
Now that's the joke of the century. Remember 1979? Black Monday?
I ask you to get your facts rights! I am more than positive about the fact that a petition was presented to Dr. Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi on Monday 16th June 2008 in the evening, signed by a large number of delegates to call for an early election for the MLP Administration. Therefore what I am not getting is that since Dr. Muscat came in the party leadership, we have to credit everything being done to him.
The administration elections will be held because a petition by a large number of delegates was presented to the Party on Monday. Whether you like it or not that is what happened. Maybe the times could ask Dr. Zrinzo Azzopardi what exactly happened? I guess that now there might be a denial since this has become part of the glorification of the New Leader. (Joe Mizzi, fgura)
This was another election that they destroyed for labour.
News reports revealed that the other petition was stopped.
http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20080528/local/bid-for-early-election-of-administration-put-on-back-burner/
Now it was Joseph Muscat who took the initiative
keep up filling your face, try your best to keep the groovy train on the rails and keep making hay until the sun shines.
@MLP
present your positions in short crisp clear statements and refrain from unnecessary dialectics, argumentation, debating and philosophizing on points you want to pass on to the electorate. And please stop exposing such points in long winded report items on News One which in the end render the message incomprehensible.
@ andrew borg cardona. what is not 'bleedin' obvious' is how and why the sec general of the nationalist party is elected just by the members of the party executice. why not by all the members like people were asking the mlp to do in the election of party leader???
this smacks of hypocrisy to me !
Delegates and others should not be astonished by the reports in the local media. This is a natural process. The MLP always believed in free press and democracy and therefore we should not be bothered by what others say about the MLP. After all, they do not know to do otherwise. Let us keep on our course united under the new Leadership.
Good luck to all contenders for all posts! Labour has never seen such a rejuvenating charge as this week. Keep up the good work everybody!
I'm sure the delegates will choose the right persons. Please do note, that this is not an election concerning only Jason Micallef. So before you start attacking him personally, may I remind you that the administration is not only made up of the Sectretary General. Every member of the administration is important, and I'm pretty sure the delegates know this!