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Dan huwa s-sit ufficjali ta' Zminijetna Zghazagh tax-Xellug (Z.Z.X.). Fuq in-naha tax-xellug ghandek issib links ghall partijiet kollha ta' dan is-sit.
This is the official website of Zminijietna Left Youth (Z.L.Y.). On the left side of this page are the links from which you can navigate to all other parts of this website.
ZMIENIJIETNA ZGHAZAGH TAX-XELLUG
14, Flat 8, Vincenti Buildings,
Triq id-Dejqa,
Valletta,
Malta
ZZXmalta@hotmail.co.uk
www.zminijietna.org/zzx
Characteristics of a New Leader
Zminijietna Left Youth has expressed its thoughts regarding the required characteristics of a New Labour Leader. It stated that “the new leader could be a determining factor for the Labour Party to offer vision to the masses that support it, and also to those that can potentially move closer to it.”
ZLY stated that “the new leader should be populistic in his or her discourse, and at the same time courageous to put on the national agenda, proposals which need persuasion to be accepted by the majority. Being charismatic is important in this sense.” The organization has also mentioned that “the new leader should be determined to change certain practices within sectors of the party who up to now are not obtaining the desired results. The main branches of the Party should also be strengthened, whilst new structures within the Party can help in gaining new support through a wider reach-out.”
ZLY continued by stating that “the new leader should seek how to create more harmony between various officials within the Party. A case in point can be to lessen the divergences between the roles of General Secretary and that of Deputy Leader for Party Affairs, within the Party. This can ease up coordination. Moreover, a new leader should embrace more consultation with intellectuals, for the creation of better policies. At the same time the need to be able to decide which is to be the way forward is imperative.”
ZLY concluded by auguring “all of the five contestants to have the chance to expose their views in the best of ways, for the Delegates of the MLP to have the right to choose in an objective manner. This, will ripe benefit to the Party and the Country, as the Political Left in Malta will be stronger.”
Christopher Cutajar
PRO & International Secretary
Zminijietna Left Youth
Mob: 99233900
Social Reel Festival 2008
Click here to go to festival page

DIBATTITU DWAR IL-GEJJIENI TAX-XELLUG
Organizzat minn Zminijietna - Lehen ix-Xellug, bl-appogg tal-GWU Youths
Data: Nhar is-Sibt 31 ta' Mejju, 2008
Post: 60A, Triq id-Dejqa, Valletta
Hin: 10.00-12.00 (filghodu)
Dhul: B'xejn
Zminijietna - Lehen ix-Xellug ser torganizza dibattitu pubbliku dwar il-gejjieni tax-xellug.
Id-dibattitu ser ikollu l-format ta' round table u ser ikun immexxi mill-gurnalist James Debono. Il-kelliema ser jinkludu rapprezentanti ta' Zminijietna Lehen ix-Xellug , kif ukoll Desmond Zammit Marmara', Dr Carmel Borg, Dr Carmen Sammut, Stephen Cachia, Aaron Farrugia, Anna Zammit, Dr Ray Fabri, Marco Briffa, Dr Keith Grech, Dr Adrian Grima, Dun Gwann Xerri u ohrajn.

Visit Cuba This July
Zminijietna Left Youth is supporting the organisation Malta-Cuba Friendship Association for the Jose-Marti European Solidarity camp covering a full two weeks next July (7-21). Some of the Maltese participants will be from Zminijietna Left Youth itself. The International Work Brigade consists of groups from solidarity and socio-political organisations of several European countries mostly youths. Members of the Brigade spend two weeks in Caimito - Havana as a ‘Brigadista’, working and socialising with Cubans and people from all across Europe. It is a unique opportunity to experience the Cuban Revolution firsthand and show that Cuba is not alone. This event is organised by ICAP (Cuban Association of Friendship with other Nations).
This camp is ideal for students, youths, teachers, political activists and those wanting a different holdiay.
Participants will have the opportunity to see and experience the real Cuba:
- Visit and work in the Cuban agricultural system
- Learn Spanish and Salsa
- Visit primary and secondary schools, art schools, universities and gymnasiums
- Meet social and political organisations
- Meet many european cuban-solidarity organisations
- Visit hospitals and clinics
- Try authentic Cuban cigars, rum and tropical food
- Visit museums, galleries and beaches
- Get involved in a range of cultural activities
- See and discuss the Cuban political system
- Visit food, tobacco, rum and other small industry factories
Participation in any of the events is non-obligatory.
Brigadistas also take part in a full programme of activities including educational and political events plus visits to hospitals and schools to see for yourself the successes of the Revolution. Entertainment is provided at the camp with live bands and dance lessons, whilst excursions to some of Cuba’s fantastic beaches and places of interest are organised. The brigadistas will also stay a weekend at a hotel in Pinar del Rio, an adjacent province to Havana, which also has its distinct characteristics from Havana.
More information can be obtained by emailing ZLY on zzxmalta@hotmail.co.uk or phoning/sms to 7928 3716 or 7937 0523.
Download programme for this year's brigade (in Spanish) from here. English version will be online shortly.

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