The Stalling Engines of our Economy

If there was any doubt that during the last several months we have been experiencing an economic downturn, these doubts were dispelled when recent statistics confirmed that we are in fact in a recession.
The main engines of our economy are stalling with tourism and our exporting industries suffering the most. This, of course, if not [...]

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Sena ta’ hidma fil-Ministeru tal Finanzi, Ekonomija u Investiment.

Il-messagg tal-Ministru Tonio Fenech dwar is-sena ta’ Hidma fil-ministeru tieghu huwa karetterizzat mill-assenza ta’ seba’ konsiderazzjonjiet importanti hafna ghal pajjizna .

Fil-messagg tieghu l Ministru tal Finanzi, l-Ekonomija, u l-Investiment Tonio Fenech

naqas milli jirreferi ghall-isfida qawwija li pajjizna qed jiffaccja fil-prezent u konfermata wkoll minn statistika ufficjali, cioe li pajjizna qed jibda jhoss l-effett ta’ [...]

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A Year of Controversies

Maltese Version Further Down
The slogan that can best describe the first year of the second Gonzi administration is that this has been A Year of Controversies. With a paper thin majority obtained after having massaged a section of the electorate with the balm of favours in the last few weeks prior to the election, many [...]

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How RCC Got It All Wrong

It is evident that the outing by the usually reclusive Richard Cachia Caruana in The Times (3 March 2009) was more intended as part of a promotional campaign to justify his nomination as Malta’s next European Commissioner rather than to shed light on Government’s poor performance in tapping EU funds in 2007 and 2008.
Indeed, if [...]

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