VALLETTA: Malta votes Saturday in elections expected to result in an unprecedented fourth consecutive term for the Labour government, which has pledged to keep the Mediterranean island nation stable in a turbulent world. Prime Minister Robert Abela called a snap general election last month, saying the government needs a new mandate due to rising geopolitical tensions. Opinion polls point to a win for Abela, who is campaigning on Labour’s economic record during 13 years of power and a promise to shield import-heavy Malta from external shocks.

VALLETTA: Malta votes Saturday in elections expected to result in an unprecedented fourth consecutive term for the Labour government, which has pledged to keep the Mediterranean…

Partito Laburista è al governo da 13 anni

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