Momentum expresses full support for Malta and the 24 EU States for the joint statement calling for an “unconditional and permanent ceasefire” in Gaza and condemning Israel’s handling of the humanitarian situation in the territory.
Momentum Chairperson Arnold Cassola, stated…
Read more Skond stħarriġ tal-impatt ambjentali (EIA) tal-2024, kważi s-sit kollu għandu problemi serji - Madwar 82,000 metru kwadru ta’ art agrikola ġiet okkupata illegalment filwaqt li l-45,000 metru kwadru regolarizzati jinkludu l-“Animal Park & Family Fun Park”
Aqra l-artiklu sħiħ mis-segretarju…
Read more Momentum welcomes the strong recommendations issued by the Ombudsman, calling for tougher penalties on illegal developments and urgent measures to tackle irregular kiosks and mobile structures that continue to undermine planning rules and put residents at risk.
These recommendations directly follow Momentum’s…
Read more Il-kaċċa, the hunting of wild birds, is legal in Malta and will likely remain so for the foreseeable future. But while laws exist on paper, enforcement is practically non-existent. The hunting lobby is so powerful that both government and opposition…
Read more Momentum expresses its profound outrage at the Planning Authority's shocking decision to legalise Charles Polidano’s illegal zoo at Montekristo. This illegal development is occupying 45,000 square metres of protected ODZ land. This act sends one clear, toxic message to the…
Read more Momentum has formally requested the Ombudsman to investigate and enforce the law regarding illegal restaurant structures along Triq ix-Xatt in Sliema and Gzira, following a detailed risk report prepared by Shield Consultants, commissioned by Sliema resident Anna Maria Baldacchino.
The…
Read more Prime Minister Robert Abela’s defence of the Lands Authority’s decision to reinstate Kurt Buhagiar, one of the men charged with involuntary homicide in the tragic death of Jean Paul Sofia, is not just tone-deaf, it is morally bankrupt.
“He is…
Read more Momentum notes that Robert Abela has confirmed that he wants to slash the time within which planning appeals may be filed. Arnold Cassola stated: "This is an insidious move which will impact mostly the public's and NGO's right to appeal.…
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