Labour Executive Blocks Roderick Galdes from Election Candidacy
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In brief
- Former Housing Minister Roderick Galdes will not be allowed to contest the next general election.
- The Labour Party executive made the decision during a secret ballot held on Monday evening.
- Mr Galdes's political career has been linked to several past controversies.
Former Housing Minister Roderick Galdes has been blocked from contesting the upcoming general election. The Labour Party executive took the decision during a secret ballot held on Monday evening.
The move means Mr Galdes will not be on the party's ticket for the next election. His political career has previously been associated with a number of scandals.
The Shift News reported that the executive voted down his request to run. Lovin Malta also confirmed the decision, citing reports that the party's 35-member executive rejected his candidacy.
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