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Editorial
The
Scicluna blueprint
Toon
Today:
The
council babes: Saliba and Magro
YOUR LETTERS
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
A local council candidate
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Victor
Balzan and the mafia
Victor Balzan who was present at a number of meetings regarding
land dealings in the presence of the murdered accountant Lino Cauchi
(in 1981) met Giovanni Bastone the mafia boss of Mazara del Vallo
and Rino Bocina the disgraced mayor in 1994, according to Italian
criminal investigators.
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Look in the reservoirs
for his body, said the priest
 The
priest Dun Joe Falzon was interrogated a few days ago by the police
but has denied knowing anything about the Lino Cauchi murder. His
statement has surprised the murdered accountant’s relatives,
since it contrasts with comments he reportedly made 20 years ago.
Was Lino
Cauchi kept as a hostage before his murder?
Investigations carried out by MaltaToday into the Lino Cauchi murder
reveal that nine days after the discovery of human body parts in
the well at Buskett on 15 November 1985, forensic experts had reached
the conclusion that the victim was most probably a smoker
See MaltaToday special report
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Anxiously
waiting in the wings
He almost decided against contesting the next election because
he felt he wasn’t being given enough responsibility.
Today Nationalist backbencher, dentist and self-confessed
workaholic Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando tells RAY ABDILLA
what changed his mind |
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X’ghandek
bzonn, hi?
As far as the government departments are concerned, quality
service is unchartered territory, says MIRIAM DUNN |
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More
than 700 athletes expected in Malta for FISEC games
More than 700 foreign athletes are expected to come to Malta
this summer to participate in the 54th edition of the FISEC
games. Work is already underway for these games to take place
and around eight venues have already been established |
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What
a week!
Senegalese percussionist Moussé Ndiaye is back
to give drum workshops and a series of concerts with Renzo
Spiteri. Zillah Bugeja meets a missionary of joy |
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Stefan
Grech, executive editor of IVA’s new project points
to a dummy of the newspaper by the name of Perspettiva. Talking
to journalists at the Halland, yesterday ‘Yes for Europe
movement’, IVA’s Chairperson Joanna Drake (centre)
announced that IVA would be publishing the first issue of
Perspettiva next Sunday. The newspaper will be primarily in
Maltese and available in all leading stationers. |
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