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The Labourite who
favours EU membership
Veteran economist and Malta Development Corporation founder Karmenu
Farrugia is a self-confessed Labourite who favours Malta’s
accession into the EU because of the positive measures the country
would be obliged to adopt...
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Al
Qaeda wake up call in Mediterranean
By Kurt
Sansone
In the wake of news that the Al Qaeda terrorist cells in
North Africa are ready to launch attacks in Europe, Home Affairs
Minister Tonio Borg confirmed that Malta’s Security Service
and law enforcement agencies have been in contact with foreign counterparts
to collaborate in the international fight against terrorism... READ
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Ancient burial site
cries for protection
By Marika
Azzopardi
Fifty-seven complete Paleo-Christian burial chambers still languish
beneath piles of bureaucratic red tape and risk permanent obliteration.
Over the past number of months this newspaper has been following
the non-developments of the Bistra Catacombs issue through contacts
with the Museums Department, the Planning Authority and the Ministry
of Education... READ
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Karmenu Farrugia
He confronted Mintoff on a number of occasions. He even worked
with Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici, describing him as a very efficient
Prime Minister and also having good relations with Eddie Fenech
Adami. RAY ABDILLA talks to Karmenu Farrugia at his home in
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Chris Gatt marks his
comeback
The last race of the championship was held at San Martin.
Numerous riders showed up for what was to be a spectacular
race especially for hill specialists. It was also the race
to determine who was going to be the championship winner this
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What a week!
Coryse Borg, who has one of the leads in the upcoming
production As You Like It, tells Ramona Depares about her
love for the stage |
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