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Maltese PM Abela discusses European economic hardship and EU budget priorities

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Robert Abela, the Maltese Prime Minister, stated that growing social discontent in Europe is linked to deteriorating living standards and economic hardships. Speaking in Valletta, he noted that discussions among European Union member states regarding the upcoming EU budget are primarily focused on funding ongoing wars. Abela defended Malta’s economic model, including its subsidized energy pricing policy, as a means of mitigating the rising cost of living for households and businesses.

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Abela highlighted that while European leaders address international crises, the quality of life across the continent is declining, with many families struggling to cover essential expenses. He emphasized that Malta's strategy involves public intervention in energy pricing to maintain economic stability.

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  • Robert AbelaMaltese politician who defended Malta’s economic model during a speech
  • EuropeThe continent experiencing growing social discontent and economic hardships
  • MaltaThe nation whose economic stability and model were defended by the Prime Minister

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