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The day Malta wrangled
54 million euros more
Gudja Airport - Arriving on a private jet, the Prime Minister, accompanied
by his Foreign minister Joe Borg and Chief Negotiator Richard Cachia
Caruana walked jubilantly in the bright sunshine to the Ministerial
lounge. The media, many members of his staff and family members
greeted him.
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Referendum as soon as possible
Kurt Sansone reporting from Copenhagen
Copenhagen - Prime Minister Eddie Fenech Adami had everything
to smile about on Friday when he officially received Malta’s
invitation to join the EU on 1 May 2004. It was part-fulfilment
of his long standing ambition to take the country into the European
Union. And with Malta benefiting from a net gain of 194 million
euros (Lm81 million) over three years the Prime Minister is more
than pleased. READ
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Sant, nothing to say about
Joe Cilia
Labour’s silence, Cilia’s ambiguous response
HAMRUN - Labour MP’s Joe Cilia’s alleged misdemeanours,
both in and out of office, seem to have done little to stoke up
the fires at Mile End. MaltaToday’s inquiries have so far only
attracted Notary Cilia’s ire, as well as no response from the
Malta Labour Party. READ
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The Jesuit with a reasoned
opinion
For Jesuit Pierre Marguerat two matters are of primary
importance; that the people of Malta realise how important
it is to vote in the referendum about Europe, irrespective
of one’s opinion and the deep concern and empathy for
refugees. Fr Marguerat speaks about these burning issues to
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What a week!
Musician Sigo tells Ramona Depares about the hard work
behind the launch of his first CD, A Perfect Existence |
News:
Alfred Sant talks of disappointing
EU-Malta deal
MIC expected to take a backburner
approach
AD welcomes deal
Termites causing havoc among many
Maltese homes
Mainstream tourism suffers great
losses as 5-stars thrive
Warning of fake lotteries
Strict labelling on GM wheat
should guarantee more food safety in EU
Obituary
The way to remember Tony Coleiro
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