Labour will have a clear strategy for creation of more productive work - Muscat

Jurgen Farrugia

Nov 10th 2012, 15:31

Yet you are against buying st philips hospital

Joe M Borg

Nov 10th 2012, 09:13

'Clear strategy', perhaps like 'Dirghajn il-Maltin', 'Dejma', 'Izra u rabbi', industria tal-kappar, tal-bebbux, or the 8,000 employed just before the election? Hmmmm, I wonder? Obviously, companies like Lufthansa, SR Electronics and others are unknown to PL!

Richard Caruana

Nov 10th 2012, 08:16

No wonder the business representatives on the right of the photo look worried.

They go for a meeting and are fed nothing but empty words. Promises, promises, promises.

If there's a strategy come out with it and let everyone discuss it. Unless, of course, it's nothing but hot air.

Francis Saliba M.D.

Nov 10th 2012, 06:37

Muscat is clearly admitting that the LP does not have a clear strategy for creation of more productive work at this late stage with a looming general election. This is another pie-in-the-sky hope that it may conjure up something at some time in the future.

A M Bonello

Nov 9th 2012, 22:18

Its all ever so easy when you are in the opposition.PIPE DREAMS splattered all aver the wall.

vincent Lia

Nov 9th 2012, 21:52

To Mr Cetchuti. This business about 20,000 new jobs and the Brazil firm is driving you nuts. You can check for yourself. How many started working, how many left ie retired, how many jobs had to be replaced because of redundancies it is very simple add and subtruct.

Mr Anthony Briffa

Nov 9th 2012, 21:21

Vera jhobbu lil-poplu Malti dan Joseph, ghandu s-soluzzjoni tal-eletriku bi rhis u halliena nbaghtu ghal dan iz-zmien kollu semplicement biex jinki lil Lawrence Gonzi.

This promise of cheap electricity for all is similar to Alfred Sant's promise in 1996 to remove the VAT and in 2008 to give us a tax free year. Fortunately only the naive believed him and the MLP lost the election.

Alex Falzon

Nov 9th 2012, 20:50

The way JM speaks and highlights his speeches... seems to be like he his writing a thesis on one of the subjects studied back at uni. Of course one can develop loads of strategies and policies... but will they work?

George Cutajar

Nov 9th 2012, 20:21

Last Tuesday's US election ought to teach Labour a lesson. Romney pro ised heaven on earth but failed to explain his policies and used his campaign to denigrate Obama. Obama used his campaign to highlight what he did and te way forward and as they say the rest is history and one simply hopes that it repeats itself in Malta in the enxt couplemof months.

elvin borg

Nov 9th 2012, 19:37

Issa jigi ta x xoghol fMalta ghax nibdew nghollu idejna jekk nkunu nixtiequ x xoghol ghall pajjizna bhal pl..

Julian Borg

Nov 9th 2012, 19:30

Labour is 'safe for business' - trust me! How shameful that the MLP have no policies and vision for the industrial sector. Employers are not silly - they will not be fooled but the shallowness of Joseph Muscat!

I Mercieca

Nov 9th 2012, 19:16

Il-Perit Karmenu Vella bl-esperjenza vasta tieghu jista jerga jghabbi l-pajjiz b'xi 10,000 ruh bla xoghol kif kien irnexxielu jghamel meta kien Ministru mhux hekk Dr. Muscat?

S. Vella

Nov 9th 2012, 19:16

Empty words as usual - we want to hear HOW will PL manage it? In the meantime, everyone is paying the 'high' energy bills while we wait for PL's coming - social conscience, progressive, moderate movement my foot!

Only fools follow their 'annointed leader' (sic) and vote blindly - though one must admit it seems most of the Maltese are fools in this respect.

Pierre Vassallo

Nov 9th 2012, 19:12

Empty vessels make most noise

Luke Bonnici

Nov 9th 2012, 19:11

shouldn't JM and PL be saying what the strategy is?! I grew up not trusting politicians ... why should this change now?!

Neil Dent

Nov 9th 2012, 19:00

And yet - nothing was really said, according to the report. Empty promises. No substance. Typical Muscat's Labour.

Joseph Galea

Nov 9th 2012, 18:45

The only clear thing from the labour camp is that they have no vision and no real solutions. Gonzi, in spite of all internal and external trouble, has brought about jobs and security. Labour will bring job losses, jobs for the boys and uncertainty.

Mario Mercieca

Nov 9th 2012, 18:38

A stupid way how to say something and mean nothing.

Joe Grech

Nov 9th 2012, 18:34

The present administration is disjointed, confused, ineffective and many people now recognize it as such. Not only that our supposed leaders lie and make stupid mistakes even on crucially important issues.
Our parliament is not really functioning and has been like that for many months. Time for Change!

Aaron Vella

Nov 9th 2012, 18:30

What's the clear strategy?

Roderick Micallef

Nov 9th 2012, 18:20

I hope we get the details and plans BEFORE the election and not after.