Malta

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This paper explores the people of Malta and their economy. Specifically, the author examines the effect of the world economy on Malta domestically over the past three years, and possible solutions for the Maltese to improve their situation.

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"A constitution that became effective on November 1, 1961 gave Malta, for the first time in recorded history, an internal self-government. In the campaign the came before the rest election under the new constitution, the Labour Party called for independence outside of the Commonwealth; the Nationalists, the other major political party in Malta, advocated independence within the commonwealth. This party won the election and George Borg Oliver became the first Prime Minister of Malta. Malta became independent on September 21, 1964 and a member of the United Nations on December 1 of that same year. Currently, the country is applying for membership to the EU, although there is strong internal resistance to joining the EU."

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