The Financial Times print edition this morning
Published:
December 10, 2013 at 10:43am
The Malta passports story is on the front page, with a follow-through on the inside pages.
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And, while Malta burns, Muscat bums off to South Africa at our expense for yet another photo opportunity for his family album
Joseph’s Labour Party has thrown us in with the bankrupt economies (Portugal, Greece, Cyprus). What a shame.
Comment on FT.com:
Steven Cooper | December 10 10:09am |
Visa free travel for terrorists: On sale! Only €650,000.
Comments on FT.com:
Willem de Leeuw | December 10 9:04am |
The EU is only as strong as its weakest link. The arguments against allowing poor countries like Malta join may’ve been very well founded if this is the course of action they will follow.
Report Fat Lady | December 10 8:55am |
It’ll be passports on eBay next!
The Daily Mail is also running a story today
Malta to sell citizenship for £500,000 with buyers allowed to live and work ANYWHERE in the European Union
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2521203/Malta-sell-citizenship-500-000-buyers-allowed-live-work-ANYWHERE-European-Union.html
Come on ‘Defni hi’, did you have to inform the Financial Times? Or was it Simon Busuttil this time? The PM won’t appreciate this damaging of Malta’s name. Who is going to take on the responsibility for this now?
The pity is that my family and I live and work in Malta, otherwise I would be finding this amusing, to say the least.