Cyrus Engerer will not contest March local council elections
MaltaToday is informed that there have been no formal calls for the former PN councillor to contest with the Labour Party.
Former deputy Sliema mayor Cyrus Engerer will not be contesting the upcoming local council elections on a Labour ticket, MaltaToday can reveal.
Speaking to MaltaToday, Engerer confirmed that at this stage he has no intention of contesting any type of elections.
"Because of the ongoing court case, I felt I shouldn't contest the local council elections, even though the case has nothing to do with my work within the council," Engerer said, adding that once the case is finalised, he would certainly consider future elections.
Engerer added that even though he will not be directly involved within the Sliema local council, he will still be helping Labour candidates to gain votes during the elections.
"I have worked hard for the Sliema residents and I will continue doing so through the Labour Party," he insisted, adding that there were not only the councils in which give his contribution.
Engerer went on to say that the Sliema elections are being held simply to place the Nationalist Party at an advantage.