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GuestPoster566ViP04 September 2013 11:54:20

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Full article:

http://gozonews.com/40612/advice-for-no … elections/

Non-Maltese EU citizens residing in the Maltese Islands who do not already hold a Malta ID card or Residence document may apply for registration in the European Parliament elections register by first applying for their Residence document at the Citizenship and Expatriate Affairs Department, Evans Building, St Elmo Square, Valletta, where they also complete the electoral register application.

The closing date for the next European Parliament Elections register, to be published in October 2013, is 30th September 2013.

It's laughable.

ToonCyprus Expert04 September 2013 11:57:45

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so how many people are now disenfranchised by the current state of e-Residency play......

GuestPoster566ViP04 September 2013 11:58:47

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5000 appx? Actually maybe not because some may have registered in their own country and others may have completed the documents when they applied.
Either way it's a high number I would think.

tearnetViP04 September 2013 14:59:49

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All you finish up doing is electing a Maltese MEP who will have the interests of the Maltese people at heart and not any "alien or TCN".
He or She will not vote to allow EU residents to vote in Maltese general elections and that's the only way we may get some sway or influence over how Malta is governed or how our taxes are spent.

Terry

Byron49Guest04 September 2013 21:45:51

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https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=271064

GuestPoster566ViP04 September 2013 22:07:27

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This is like 'Ever decreasing circles'.

MikeInPoultonSerial expat04 September 2013 22:09:42

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Byron49 wrote:
https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=271064

GuestPoster566ViP04 September 2013 22:20:30

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Could one define Byron as a 'spammer?'

Byron49Guest04 September 2013 23:13:18

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tearnet wrote:
All you finish up doing is electing a Maltese MEP who will have the interests of the Maltese people at heart and not any "alien or TCN".
He or She will not vote to allow EU residents to vote in Maltese general elections and that's the only way we may get some sway or influence over how Malta is governed or how our taxes are spent.

Terry

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Not necessarily so, Terry:

independent.com.mt/articles/2013-05-11/news/discrimination-against-eu-nationals-in-malta-must-stop-ad-1566572546/

georgeingozoViP05 September 2013 08:05:42

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redmik wrote:
Could one define Byron as a 'spammer?'

its not nice to call someone a spanner

GuestPoster566ViP05 September 2013 08:06:53

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georgeingozo wrote:
redmik wrote:
Could one define Byron as a 'spammer?'

its not nice to call someone a spanner

Oops I initially misread that.

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