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PN ‘automatic choice’ for new voters

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi speaking in Birżebbuġa last night. Photo: Darrin Zammit Lupi

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi speaking in Birżebbuġa last night. Photo: Darrin Zammit Lupi

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday made an impassioned plea to the 25,000 new voters in the coming election, saying their automatic choice should be the PN.

How can we allow Muscat to make another mistake with our future?

Addressing a party activity in Birżebbuġa, Dr Gonzi said young voters benefited the most from the policies of Nationalist administrations, which assured their future through EU membership and the opportunities this had created.

“You have to choose between the party that has opened up a whole range of opportunities for you, and which has a track record of creating 20,000 new jobs, and a party that is only making hollow promises and has no experience in governing. It’s quite clear that your choice should be the PN,” he said.

He accused Labour leader Joseph Muscat of committing a series of mistakes even from the opposition benches, including over EU membership and eurozone entry. His latest, greatest mistake was of hiding a drug case, Dr Gonzi said.

“How can we allow this person to make another mistake with our future?” he asked, adding that making a mistake at election time can only be corrected after a long time.

The European Commission had commended the direction taken by the Government, which built a sound economy despite trouble in Europe. The EU had given voters the best reason not to change direction.

Addressing the power plant issue, Dr Gonzi said voters of the fifth district should send a strong message that they are against the placing of a dangerous gas storage terminal on their doorstep.

“We made a big effort to get rid of the gas bottling plant in Birżebbuġa,” Dr Gonzi said. “Now Labour wants to install gas storage tanks here. Just don’t let them.”

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Joe M Borg

Feb 27th, 17:06

And sour grapes, joe. You 'forgot' to mention that so far, ONLY PL disciples have appeared in court. Super1 is STILL unaware of this. Attacks on AG, Aust have STOPPED! Because 'Min jobzoq fl-arju jigi f'wiccu.'
We have seen 'accountability' in the club drugs case; in Anglu's dismissal; in Muscat and Abela's lies whether they knew about the case. Why did Toni Abela leave the meeting in a rage?

Francis Saliba M.D.

Feb 27th, 09:40

@RamonCash

Gonzi is not telling anyone to bow his/her head. He is telling them to use their brain for whose benefit the Nationalist government has invested millions by restoring and expanding a tertiary education that the MLP had destroyed and making it available to all, rich and poor, by generous stipends and creating jobs for school leavers.

Francis Saliba M.D.

Feb 27th, 09:54

You don't change an excellent system of enviable education, job creation, maintenance of social services achieved by the NP against the odds of an international crisis for an untried political party that was unable to serve out its mandate the last time it was tried. The present lot are less promising and worse tainted even before it was trusted to govern. Vinegar never changes into good wine

Peter Murray

Feb 27th, 11:22

What job creation -did you not see the recent unemployemnt figures or notice a massive redundancy programme at Air Malta(jobs Gonzi PROMISED were safe if voting for him) and other companies -with more in the pipeline?

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