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abbiethesaint
abbiethesaint :
Handsome guy!!
2022-08-04 04:54:08
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thefamilyjewells0
Michelle :
He sits so proud lol, granny loves you Harold ♥️♥️
2022-08-25 04:03:18
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jackyboy735
Jack :
🧐😢 I had to put my girl Wilma down today and I’ve never seen similar markings/spots on another saint until now. Goosebumps. Happy dog!
2022-12-16 23:40:38
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Opposition leader Alex Borg has criticised Budget 2027, arguing that it sidesteps some of the country's most pressing concerns, including traffic congestion, hospital waiting lists, and falling productivity. Borg acknowledged that certain measures carry merit, among them a pension rise of €10 a week and a cut in corporate tax from 35 per cent to 25 per cent for companies with a turnover of up to €1 million. He did, however, note that pre-election billboards had promised pensioners €50 a week, making the eventual figure a considerably smaller gain than many had anticipated. His sharpest criticism was reserved for the government's economic model. Finance Minister Clyde Caruana has set a target of four per cent GDP growth per year, yet Borg pointed out that population figures are rising by roughly 14,000 annually whilst productivity remains among the lowest in Europe. He argued that growth is therefore being driven by more workers rather than greater output per worker. Is a budget built on population growth rather than productivity the right direction for Malta's long-term future? Source: MaltaToday
Opposition leader Alex Borg has criticised Budget 2027, arguing that it sidesteps some of the country's most pressing concerns, including traffic congestion, hospital waiting lists, and falling productivity. Borg acknowledged that certain measures carry merit, among them a pension rise of €10 a week and a cut in corporate tax from 35 per cent to 25 per cent for companies with a turnover of up to €1 million. He did, however, note that pre-election billboards had promised pensioners €50 a week, making the eventual figure a considerably smaller gain than many had anticipated. His sharpest criticism was reserved for the government's economic model. Finance Minister Clyde Caruana has set a target of four per cent GDP growth per year, yet Borg pointed out that population figures are rising by roughly 14,000 annually whilst productivity remains among the lowest in Europe. He argued that growth is therefore being driven by more workers rather than greater output per worker. Is a budget built on population growth rather than productivity the right direction for Malta's long-term future? Source: MaltaToday


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