PN should take a look at its lack of credibility

The Labour Party respects the Court’s decisions, as always, including the court’s decision tied to the case of the Labour Party Club in Valletta. The Constitutional Court recognised that, as co-owner, the Valletta PL Local Committee will not be evicted from the premises where the PL Club is located.

The Nationalist Party was quick to highlight the case, but it forgot that it was a Labour Government that ensured justice was served and that a balance was struck between the rights of owners and the interests of tenants when it carried out the reform of the pre-1995 rent laws.

The Nationalist Party would do better to examine how it concealed its debt in a cosmetic exercise in an attempt to divert attention from the serious financialproblems it faces internally.

Before pointing fingers at others, the Nationalist Party should conduct a thorough examination of conscience, as it lacks credibility not only in managing its own party’s finances, but even more so when it comes to public finance.