I wonder what will be less blatant and obvious, screened off by the privacy of his own office?

I cannot make heads or tails of any of this, but my feeling is that there are a few black holes and some common turf.

These guys said they were ready to govern months ago, and look at the confusion on the ground.

When parliament opens, certain questions on this blog should be given to a PN MP to be asked in Parliament.
PQ carry a lot of weight and responsibility.
In the past the MLP was famous for ” not in the public interest” type of answer.

What about those fire materials/chemicals imported from China, sur PM?

Ara jekk ikunx missier Joey stess li japplika ghal xi kamra tan-nar ohra ma li diga ghandu. Tal-biki hi. Alla jghinna. Nixtieq norqod u meta nqum jghiduli li se ssir elezzjoni generali.

Daphne, ipprova zomm rendikont tac-cucati u l-hmerijiet li qed jaghmlu tal-PL halli jkollna lista migbura u ma ninsew xejn.

Of course he will. Doesn’t he and his family have a vested financial interest in the increased production of fireworks?

Let’s hope that AgriBank does not have any ATMs and that it has excess cash. It wouldn’t want what is happening to the Cyprus banks happening here in a year or two.

If Joseph Muscat heeds the advice of people like Sandro Chetcuti – who had suggested that the banks have excessive liquidity and they should use it to support the property market – then a bank bailout may be necessary in 2 or 3 years.