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Official:
Maltese will be an EU language
By
Ramona Depares
If this is not news, then what is? Maltese is to be an official
European Union language. The news is being greeted with gleeful
patriotism from the Maltese side, but not without a touch of caution
at the wide possibilities this opens up both in terms of language
development and employment opportunities for the Maltese...
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March
emerging as likely election date
By
Kurt Sansone
Although the Prime Minister remains tight-lipped on the
date of a referendum and general election, Nationalist Party candidates
are stepping up their home visits and preparing their personal campaigns
as speculation mounts that E-Day could prove to be March 2003...
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Burial
at sea turns into farce
Sea burials are not a common occurrence in Malta, but
a recent one created some embarrassing moments when a coffin containing
the corpse of a foreigner, was lowered into the waters only to float
straight back to the surface... READ
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A
case of false identity and Lm40,000 in cash
Italian accountant Luigi Riitano, who is a partner with
Wardija lawyer Patrick Spiteri in the company Dolphin Film Productions
Limited, denied that he ever turned up at a bank with Lm40,000 in
cash as reported by this newspaper last week. But Mr Riitano confirmed
that an incident did take place and that somebody had gone to the
bank falsely claiming that he was Luigi Riitano... READ
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The
role of today’s trade unionist
As long as we ensure our workers are sufficiently skilled,
the EU’s opportunities are there for the taking, Union
Haddiema Maghqudin secretary general, Gejtu Vella,
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The survivors
Gravy trains, hypocrites and the dark days when democracy
was still wishful thinking all get SAVIOUR BALZAN’s treatment
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Glasgow puts on the
glitz
As he jets off to watch the Champions League Cup Final between
Real Madrid (Spain) and Bayer Leverkusen (Germany), MaltaToday
sports editor Ray Abdilla finds that the Scots have
done themselves proud in organising a world class football
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What a week!
Renowned for his love of experimental theatre, actor Jes
Camilleri changes genre for Masquerade’s next production
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