AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPower-Cuts Accountability Clash: The PN accuses Prime Minister Robert Abela of trying to shift blame for Malta’s nationwide outages onto Enemalta, arguing the government—via Energy Minister Miriam Dalli and Abela—should have invested earlier and prepared the network for demand and heat. Government Response: Abela says Enemalta has been ordered to “significantly accelerate” distribution upgrades, calling the outages “inexcusable” and linking the crisis to climate-driven demand and decades of infrastructure gaps. Political Fallout: Momentum criticises the tourism minister’s handling, warning climate change isn’t a surprise and that unreliable electricity risks Malta’s tourism reputation. Human Rights & Equality Bill: Labour’s National Commission for Human Rights and Equality bill faces renewed pushback over concerns about freedom of expression and conscience, with opposition and civil society urging postponement. EU Solidarity: EU leaders, including Metsola and von der Leyen, expressed condolences after a Berlin Pride mass run-over investigated as a possible terrorist attack. Governance Watch: Separate reporting highlights Malta Tourism Authority staffing questions after an OPM official was moved out during Castille restructuring.
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