Momentum Condemns Repeated Theft of Election Banners
In brief
- Momentum has reported multiple instances of its election campaign banners being stolen or removed.
- The latest incidents occurred in St Julian's, marking the second such report in two days.
- The party stated that the repeated targeting of its campaign materials undermines the democratic process.
Momentum, a political party, has reported that its election campaign banners have been repeatedly stolen or removed from various locations. The party stated that these incidents are unacceptable and hinder the democratic process, especially with the upcoming election just days away.
The latest reports indicate that banners were stolen in St Julian's, marking the second such incident in two days. Momentum highlighted that this repeated targeting of their campaign material is a serious concern.
The party emphasised that such actions undermine the fairness of the electoral process. They called for respect for all political parties' campaign efforts as the election approaches.
The Spin Room
Low media divide. Both Lovin Malta and Times of Malta reported on Momentum's condemnation of the repeated theft of its election banners, focusing on the party's statements regarding the democratic process.