Lawrence Gonzi, with just half a quota for a parliamentary majority, sent a European commissioner to Brussels.

Joseph Muscat, with an astounding 36,000 vote majority, nominated a candidate for the European Court of Auditors.

And Mario Dingli says (‘Blinkered opinion’, September 27) that Leo Brincat was Muscat’s choice, not Malta’s.

So whose choice was Gonzi’s – part of Manikata’s?

And who is blinkered?

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