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Editorial
Who
murdered Lino Cauchi?
Ipoll
last week:
The business of football
Toon
Today:
Island
discs
YOUR LETTERS
Solving
the Lino Cauchi Mystery
The inquiry into Lino Cauchi’s
murder
Denial - Father Dionysius Mintoff
Sub-standard housing tragedy
The Curia on magic and sorcery
The oracle has spoken
On Agatha Barbara
Poezijaplus debates ‘Interdett’
New Organisation Founded, Move!
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
The Quack
LOCAL
NEWS
Magro denies Zeppi’s claims
Greens campaign nets St Julians
Fascist candidate stands up for Fr Mark
Mobile phone risk not yet quashed
WWF issues strong warning on tuna farming
Transend controversy to be discussed at Public
Accounts Committee
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Former
Labour thug interrogated in Cauchi murder investigation
"I say that Lino Cauchi was never my accountant, I met him
once, twice at the most," Piju Camilleri told the court as
tears rolled down his cheeks.
"I knew Lino Cauchi because he was my brother’s accountant.…my
brother had suggested that they should use Lino Cauchi as their
accountant instead of himself."
"I met Cauchi for the first time in the office of Joe Pace
in Merchants Street. We were all there including Lino, Joe Borg,
Victor Balzan, myself and Notary Saydon."
"In this meeting, Lino Cauchi remained outside."
"My brother presented the accounts he had prepared to Joe Borg
and Victor Balzan. They agreed with what my brother had presented
and asked him to keep the books, and said that there was therefore
no need for Lino Cauchi’s services."
This was the evidence given under oath by Piju Camilleri in a
libel case instituted against the newspaper Il-Gens in 1993.
But investigations carried out by MaltaToday show that Piju Camilleri
was grossly off the mark when he gave his evidence. READ
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Mayor refunds telephone
bills, while Saliba’s brother contests
Zebbug MLP mayor Dominic Zammit has paid for the ‘private’
telephone calls which were made at the local council but has chosen
not to reveal exactly how much the bills totalled.
MaltaToday had sent a fax asking if it was true that calls had been
made from the local council to Turkey for business purposes.
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Coleiro’s Dom
meeting was about Meilaq
Tony Coleiro, secretary of the General Workers’ Union dockyard
section, said the talks he had with Dom Mintoff at the former premier’s
house were about Sammy Meilaq’s possible candidacy for the
dockyard council and nothing more. READ
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Charles
Mangion
He admits he might have been ‘too harsh’ on himself
when he offered his resignation as justice minister in Alfred
Sant’s Cabinet. But Charles Mangion’s popularity
as a politician certainly doesn’t seem to have been dented
by the episode, as he busies himself helping the Labour party
candidates prepare for the local council elections, MIRIAM
DUNN discovers |
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Mario
Meli 40 years on
Well-known sports commentator Mario Meli is celebrating 40
years in sports. Now a pensioner, he recalls his 12-year wait
to get into television and tells RAY ABDILLA that he has no
intention of slowing down, at least not for now |
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What
a week!
Ramona Depares speaks to the well-loved singer and actress
Mary-Rose Mallia |
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