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Labour MP Joe Cilia questioned by Police
in alleged harassment case
By
Matthew Vella
HAZ-ZEBBUG - Investigations into an alleged harassment case
seem to have had been quietly signed off until a MaltaToday probe
rekindled police investigations.
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Despite calls for unity in pro-EU camp
nothing concrete has yet materialised
By
Kurt Sansone
SAN GWANN - As the political scenario heads into uncharted waters
in the run up to the referendum campaign, Green Party secretary
general Stephen Cachia charged that a proposal by his party a
couple of months ago for pro-EU movements to come together went
unheeded.
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Minister tight-lipped on size of EU
financial package as countdown to Copenhagen begins
COPENHAGEN - It’s going to be a nail-biting week for Maltese
negotiators in Brussels as pressure mounts for them to conclude
the outstanding issues with the EU Commission before the Copenhagen
summit in 12 days’ time.
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From
policeman to lawyer to parliamentarian
Many say that he does not see eye to eye with Labour leader
Dr Alfred Sant. But Dr Anglu Farrugia says that he
works with the Opposition leader quite well even though they
have totally different characters. Here he tells RAY ABDILLA
why he thinks his party will win the next general election
and what changes the country needs to make. A good alternative
is lowering taxes and decreasing public expenditure. |
Goodbye
to prudence
Brown kisses goodbye to prudence’ read the
Independent, the London newspaper which carries the motto
– The Broader View. I thought for a minute that the same
title could well stand for a John Dalli teaser. |
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What a week!
Chrysander Agius, better known as Il-Profs with all
Mini-Bugz fans, talks to Ramona Depares about life on TV |
News:
Nationalists
re-election will seal state TV overhaul
Maltese
golf course policy surfaces in globalisation debate
T’Alla
w Ommu agricultural holdings surrounded by illegal industrial
activity
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