Новости за 12.05.2018

In his letter about Adrian Delia (May 5) Eddy Privitera, among other things, said: “Foreign investment projects keep being announ­ced on a weekly (Sunday morning sermons) if not daily basis.” Could our friend please mention at least one foreign investment since Labour came to power in 2013? If, of course selling passports in Privitera’s view is a foreign investment, then he is right; but please tell us specifically what foreign investments have been attracted to Malta. It would calm my fears that the foreign investment thing is rather dry.

As a regular visitor to Malta for over 40 years, I have always bought my fruit and vegetables from the farmers’ market or from the many roadside vendors. However, since being made aware of the abuse of pesticides by some local farmers, I have, for health and safety reasons, opted to go for the clinically packaged supermarket alternatives. I have always valued the quality and flavour of locally produced fruit and veg above the imported stuff. I feel that the farmers who are guilty of this transgression... Читать дальше...

Collis Williams Pharmacy, 15, Triq ir-Repubblika, Valletta (2122 6281);Vivien Pharmacy, Patri Magri Street, Marsa (2122 1701);Pinto Pharmacy, 43, St Sebastian Street, Qormi (2148 7311);Remedies Pharmacy, Tumas Fenech Street, Birkirkara (2144 1589);Mayer Pharmacy, 33, Ta’ Xbiex Seafront, Msida (2133 1732);St Andrew’s Dispensary, Qasam Street, Swieqi (2137 6153);Harley Pharmacy, 1, Nathalie Poutiatin Tabone Street, Sliema (2133 4635);St Michael Pharmacy, Transfiguration Square, Lija (2143 5875);Naxxar Pharmacy... Читать дальше...

It is becoming an ever-increasing trend in today’s society to first claim a right to do whatever suits us and then do triple backward somersaults to justify and legitimise this so-called right. Paradoxically, the rights of human beings still without the capability to assert theirs, mean nothing to this so called ‘progressive’ movement. I suspect that this is noth-ing but another vote-catch-ing exercise.