Sandro Chetcuti loves one shop and sees the other as a necessary evil
Sandro Chetcuti said yesterday that he sees the political parties as two shops, and that you sometimes have to buy things from one, and sometimes from the other.
What he didn’t say is that he’d rather have a one-shop monopoly than two shops. He preferred to sound as though he treats both political parties equally and has no preference. But chance would be a fine thing. Does this look to you like somebody who is dispassionate about the Labour Party?
Sandro Chetcuti, now president of the Malta Developers Association, at Delimara with Dom Mintoff.
Sandro Chetcuti, president of the Malta Developers Association, and his wife and children, visiting Dom Mintoff.
Malta Developers Association president Sandro Chetcuti at the Labour Party’s May Day meeting in Bormla last year, with former Labour prime minister Alfred Sant.