Times of Malta tells us that the Valletta Christmas lights were switched on (at least it wasn’t ‘turned on’) by “Small Business Minister” Chris Cardona
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November 23, 2013 at 9:10am
Chris Cardona isn’t particularly small, but imagine if he were packaged like the head of government communications.
Portrait of a small business minister
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Identity Malta need to assist Canada improve their due diligence as Canada’s clearly is not the most stringent in the world.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/criminal-uses-3-different-names-to-get-canadian-citizenship-1.2436611?cmp=rss
The Times of Malta reporter must know something we don’t.
Ta’ mal-arblu hu xeghlhom ukoll?
In the meantime on the JDalliBa front…
http://www.independent.com.mt/articles/2013-11-23/news/dalli-to-government-hands-off-mater-dei-3273424897/
http://www.independent.com.mt/articles/2013-11-23/news/dalli-report-is-not-the-position-of-the-government-health-minister-3273621504/#prettyPhoto
Sounds like Dalli is busy consolidating his new power base, edging the minister out and paving the way for some juicy contracts.
And the minister is realizing that he has been a stooge from the very start, led on like a sheep right to the edge of the cliff.
The Minister who’s always in pole position……
Perhaps coconut Kurt should be transferred to the small business ministry.
Some people prefer red lights to white.
Chris Cardona was ‘switched on’ with a pole in the middle of Republic Street.
Wasn’t Chris Cardona Minister for Economy? Or has he been demoted?
I suppose when Zammit Lewis, his supposed parliamentary secretary is in Miami with the PM, someone had to pull that switch.
Cardona, alas, doesn’t do wine tasting.
I still find ‘The Office of the Refugee Commissioner (ORC)’ somewhat funnier. This title pre-dates the PL:
http://www.gov.mt/en/Services-And-Information/Business-Areas/Law%20Enforcement/Pages/Refugee-Services-in-Malta.aspx