‘Everyone Has Their Limits’: Gżira Mayor Dr. Conrad Borg Manché’s Candid Sheds Light On Internal Struggles In Resignation Letter
In a recent turn of events, Gżira Mayor Dr. Conrad Borg Manché has publicised the letter explaining his resignation from the PL administration. The detailed account provides insights into the reasons behind his unexpected departure.
In the letter, Borg Manché candidly shares his struggles and disagreements with the party. Although he had previously stated he wasn’t a “yes man,” the Mayor feels the party has shifted away from its core socialist principles, leading to his decision to leave.
One of the main issues Borg Manché highlights is the party’s handling of environmental concerns, particularly the decision to install a petrol pump, which he believes goes against the public’s interest. He also touches on the transformation of Manoel de Vilhena Street, where residents endured noise and pollution for months, attributing this to poor planning and management.
Furthermore, Borg Manché expresses his disappointment in the party’s vote against a public inquiry following the tragic death of worker Jean Paul Sofia. He sees this as a neglect of the working class, which the party claims to represent.
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The delay in the issuance of warrants for 110 lawyers, including himself, due to bureaucratic hurdles, is another point of contention for the Mayor. This, among other issues, has intensified his disillusionment with the party.
Despite his resignation, Borg Manché affirms his commitment to serving the residents of Gżira for the remainder of his term as an independent Mayor. The letter is a mix of disappointment and determination, showing a leader committed to his constituents above party allegiance.
Borg Manché’s departure has sparked discussions and reflections on the current political scene. His detailed account invites a closer look at the internal workings of the party and could potentially influence future political directions. The coming months are expected to be a period of reflection and potential change in the political landscape, as the nation processes the revelations in the Mayor’s letter.
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