Alex Borg
- Type
- person
- Country
- Malta
- Homepage
- https://www.parlament.mt/en/14th-leg/political-groups/partit-nazzjonalista/borg-alex/
- Description
- Leader of the PN mentioned as speaking at the political activity. Suspicion label: none.
Aliases
- Alex Borg MP
- Borg
- Dr. Alex Borg
- Hon. Alex Borg MP
- Il-Kap tal-PN Alex Borg
- Kap tal-Oppożizzjoni
- Leader of the Opposition
- borg alex
Related claims (32)
- Alex Borg said the Labour Party’s media was carrying out a negative campaign of attacks against him and PN candidates.
- Alex Borg alleged that the government is unable to distinguish between government and party and continues to use public funds for Labour propaganda.
- Alex Borg said no other government around the world has called an early election for such a reason, and he said Robert Abela did so because he saw the PN growing stronger.
- Alex Borg said the election was called early by Robert Abela after the Labour leadership had recently denied that an election was imminent.
- Alex Borg said the PN is determined to deliver 'A Fresh Start' across Malta and Gozo and lead the country forward.
- The PN held a political activity in Għargħur with candidates on the Ninth District.
- The page was published on 2022-04-01.
- The Parliament of Malta page for Alex Borg is associated with the Nationalist Party and the Fourteenth Legislature (2022 - 2026).
- The page lists a live report titled 'Borg appeals to lapsed PN voters: ‘This is the moment to...’', indicating an appeal to lapsed PN voters.
- The page lists a live report titled 'Abela and Borg trade barbs over four-day week and Europe in Chamber debate,' showing a campaign debate on the four-day week and Europe.
- The page lists a live Nationalist Party mass meeting in Sliema addressed by Borg.
- The page lists a live political event where Alex Borg holds a political event in Fgura.
- The page lists a headline saying Borg has solutions on traffic and population, while Labour has just billboards.
- The page lists live coverage of Alex Borg holding a political event in Fgura.
- The page lists live coverage of Borg addressing a PN mass meeting in Sliema.
- The page lists a campaign item quoting Abela's message to voters: 'Me or Alex Borg?'.
- The page lists a campaign item in which Borg appeals to lapsed PN voters.
- The page lists election campaign coverage titled 'Abela and Borg trade barbs over four-day week and Europe in...'.
- Newsbook links to a story saying the full list of candidates approved so far for the election of 30 May is available.
- The site highlights a campaign message from Nadur saying a new Nationalist government would give Gozo better connectivity, more jobs, a new hospital, stronger education and full respect for Gozo's identity.
- The PN homepage promotes a mass meeting in Tas-Sliema where Alex Borg said on '30 ta’ Mejju' to give the future a chance and to give change a chance.
- The homepage includes a general-election item titled "Sarah Bajada Shares Emotional Post About Alex Borg."
- The homepage lists an article titled 'Il-kampanja ta’ Alex Borg tibbaża fuq elementi ta’ dik li wasslet...' indicating coverage of Alex Borg's campaign.
- Alex Borg addressed a mass meeting in Tas-Sliema and urged people to vote again for change.
- Robert Abela faced Alex Borg again in a Chamber of Commerce debate.
- MaltaToday listed a headline saying 'WATCH | Borg and Abela focus on jabbing each other during Malta Chamber debate'.
- Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg unveiled an underground mass rapid transport plan with a €1.4 billion first line and a target of 36 million annual passengers.
- MaltaToday highlighted a video item titled 'WATCH | Abela pitches himself against Borg: ‘Who do you want as prime minister?’'.
- MaltaToday highlighted a video item titled 'WATCH | PN leader Alex Borg tells supporters to be the 'authors of the country's destiny''.
- The Labour and PN campaign coverage included a Chamber debate on the four-day week and Europe.
- Borg addressed a PN mass meeting in Sliema.
- Abela and Borg traded barbs over the four-day week and Europe in a Chamber debate.