Claudette Buttigieg says her political contribution will only now make a difference
In an interview with Illum, TV presenter Claudette Buttigieg talks about her path leading to her political career.
In an interview with Sunday newspaper Illum, former Eurovision participant and veteran TV presenter Claudette Buttigieg explains why she decided to pursue a political career.
“When I knew things were going well in the Nationalist Party, I didn’t feel like my contribution would make a difference. It is only now that I feel I can make a difference,” she says.
Buttigieg also recalls her active role during protests when Church schools were threatened to be closed and the fear she felt when having to jump from a height of more than a storey to escape the violence that erupted.
The PN has been taught a hard lesson by Nationalist MP Franco Debono, she says, to not choose a young candidate with a short fuse. “There is a way and manner to do things,” she insists.
She also expresses her opinion regarding the Labour Party which, she says, continues to describe itself as ‘change’ but one cannot understand what this ‘change’ is.
Read the full interview in today’s edition of Illum.