Franco Debono does not exclude a return to Parliament
Former Nationalist MP describes the Labour Government as a fresh of breath air, excludes a return to the PN ranks.
In a frank interview with sister newspaper 'Illum', Commissioner of Laws Franco Debono said he was too young to exclude a return to Parliament as an MP.
"I'm still 39. There were MPs who got elected for the first time when they were 50. It's too premature to say what could happen in a few years," he said.
In a much calmer and reconciliatory tone, he said the time of confrontation with his former party has come to an end.
"I loved the party and I dedicated 15 whole years to win a seat from a Labour stronghold. Time will heal. I'm not interested in going back to the PN ranks but there's no reason not to be on good terms," a serene Debono told Illum.
While describing Labour's first months in power as "a breath of fresh air", he said the Joanne Cassar case displayed how the previous administration had become insensitive to individual dignity and respect.
Franco Debono also disagreed with a potential second Presidential term, saying there are limited public office opportunities in Malta.
Read more in today's issue of 'Illum'.