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Armier should be given back to the people– AD

Alternattiva Demokratika said today that Armier should be given back to the people and all illegal boathouses should be removed.

Speaking outside the Auberge de Castille, party chairman Michael Briguglio said the prime minister should call a spade a spade and declare that no more usurpation of public land would be allowed in Armier and other areas. Labour should break its silence and support such a policy.

"AD's election in parliament will ensure that the issue is on the agenda. You know where we stand," he said.

Carmel Cacopardo, deputy chairman and spokesman on sustainable development said that the current situation was a result of the complicity of politicians holding public office during the past 40 years. They turned a blind eye when public land was taken over abusively and acted as if nothing unusual had happened.

Secret meetings on the eve of general elections to find a formula so that those who illegally took over public land retained its ownership aggravated the situation.

He noted that Mepa's Marfa Action Plan, published for public consultation 10 years ago, spoke of the need to rehabilitate a number of areas and how different areas should be protected. It said that boathouses built on public land should be demolished and beach rooms should be built instead in five zones.

AD is of the opinion that the boathouses should be removed forthwith and that it is not necessary to build beach rooms instead, considering the close proximity of practically all residential areas to the sea.

 

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anthony sultana

Oct 20th 2012, 20:23

Don't wary for some vots that AD is going to take from your party.

David Pace

Oct 20th 2012, 17:39

be nice of any Minister actuallly realising that he is working for the people

Patrick Jansen

Oct 20th 2012, 14:14

New wonder they get few votes? There is a big part of Malta's population who have similar views on such topics but apparently they do not vote for AD..
So you should wonder why they don't get more votes!
I believe because people think they are too small to have an influence anyway. If people keep on thinking like that then yes, that will remain the case.

William Caligari

Oct 20th 2012, 13:42


Mr. Cassar say appa.Election time!!!!

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