It was irresponsible of Robert Abela to consult with Joseph Muscat on economic recovery when the country is struggling to rebuild its reputation due to the problems the former prime minister himself caused, Adrian Delia said.
“Muscat is part of the problem – he was the problem, he ruined our reputation. When we have this current economic situation which necessitates that we slowly rebuild our reputation, Robert Abela in an immature and irresponsible way calls on Joseph Muscat… or maybe it was the other way round,” Delia said.
Source: MaltaToday
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