Hi Daphne,

Can you tell me why you mentioned me in your blog?

Yes I did go to a church school St. Monica’s College B’kara..So what my own children went to Stella Maris College..Is there anything else you want to know about me.

My mother is Evelyn Bonaci..one of the most loved woman
in Bkara and who chose Dom Mintoff’s Party.as her ideal one.
My mother strived all her life to help underpriviledged people..whether they were with Mintoff or with any other Party.

I think it is very low of you to write such cruelty about any person who just passed away.

Think twice as you have children of your own and hatred breeds hatred.

May you Rest in Peace Dear Dom

nadya

It would be interesting to know what the reasons given were. Had she managed to file for divorce?

Hawn xi ricerkatur?

[Daphne – I don’t know about the money, but I do know that she fled back to England and insisted on divorcing him, yes – but was persuaded not to do so.]

That would be up to Alfred Sant to make the argument.

Forget the legal aspects: is she morally entitled to be elected to parliament?

@ciccio – very very good advice..

I know of several people who attended church schools in the sixties during the interdiction period and who were sons and daughters of Labour party MPs and of others spear-heading the then interdicted Labour media. Evelyn Bonaci’s daughter and Anton Cassar’s son and daughters come in mind.

Sweet.

My advice to Labour supporters on the Bormla area is to show no preference between Mintoff, Yana and Muscat, Joseph on the ballot paper and to give them both the No. 1 vote. I think it is fair enough.