Who will pick up the pieces once Muscat leaves, Delia asks

Opposition leader Adrian Delia on Sunday questioned who would pick up the pieces once Prime Minister Joseph Muscat carries out his 10-year plan in government. Addressing a political activity in Gozo, Dr Delia said this plan involved raping and pillaging the Maltese islands. He said the two main pillars of Malta’s economy, namely tourism and financial services, would be completely ruined by the time Dr Muscat had carried out his 10-year plan. Dr Delia said the PN’s work in building up Malta as a reputable financial services centre had been destroyed in record time by Dr Muscat’s government. The world now viewed Malta as a centre for criminality, Dr Delia said. Watch: Malta is the ‘centre of corruption’ - anti-Mafia crusader Corruption had even permeated down to youngsters in sport, Dr Delia said, in reference to news that six under-21 Malta football players had been suspended for match fixing. On traffic, he warned that within three years, Malta would be in total gridlock. Dr Delia questioned where the government’s transport plan was, and who would benefit from the planned €700 million expenditure to repave roads. He said the €700 million would not solve any of the traffic...