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Editorial
Getting rid of
the dinosaurs in broadcasting
By Kurt Sansone
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MaltaToday
web site is updated every Monday at 2 pm
Top Stories
Mintoff’s movement
causes tremors in political establishment
After making appearances on Smash TV and Xarabank Dom Mintoff intends
taking his message to the political party stations. The prospects
of appearing on Net TV look good but the doors at Super One are
closed shut. READ
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Alternattiva Demokratika
launches electoral campaign
With election year fast approaching, Alternattiva Demokratika yesterday
became the first political party to officially launch its electoral
campaign by approving its manifesto which contains no less than
445 proposals. READ
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No developments on Lino
Cauchi’s murder
It had to be a normal day for Anna Cauchi. But 15 February
1982 will always remain a black spot. It was the day her husband
Lino left the house for work, only to be found brutally butchered
in a well in Buskett, three years later.
It has been four months since MaltaToday published an extensive
investigative report on the murder of accountant Lino Cauchi. No
new developments have occurred since. The new leads the police were
following since August 2001 have not produced enough evidence. The
investigative process seems to have ground to a halt despite clear
indications that Lino Cauchi’s murder was linked to his work
as an accountant and auditor for some well-placed individuals in
the early eighties.
The truth about Lino Cauchi’s murder is not yet known 20 years
after the mysterious disappearance.
MaltaToday speaks to Lino Cauchi’s widow, Anna about the ordeal
she went through 20 years ago.
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Justice Albert Magri is an upright person. That is what I
have been told and I am sure that his antipathy if there is
any to the press did not interfere with his better judgement |
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Talking to Louis Portelli
He is still proud of the fact that he was the first sports
commentator on the national radio station and that he still
leads an active life at the age of 72... |
What a week!
Marika Azzopardi catches up with Jordan de Giorgio
from Dee Media TV, one of the team behind the current affairs
programme Reporter |
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