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Opportunist
Sant lets the rabbit out of the bag
The Labour leader has unleashed his new blueprint for the future
and with it a last ditch attempt to win over Europhile labourites
and undecided voters unhappy with the Nationalist government.
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Election
expenditure law riddled with loopholes
By Kurt Sansone
Valletta - The billboard frenzy that the major political parties
have embarked on is a clever way of getting around the electoral
law that regulates expenditure during an election. By erecting
the billboards before the start of the electoral campaign the
rules of party spending do not apply.
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Property
prices surge, with speculation rife
By David Lindsay
Unbridled speculation, scandalous amounts of vacant housing stock
gathering dust, rent laws so antiquated their inspection is best
suited to an archaeologist’s trained eye and exclusive developments
pushing the property price ceiling ever-higher – there can
be little doubt that Malta’s property market is in dire need
of a stabilising elixir.
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I’d
rather ride the Caravan
MARSA – Lino Spiteri has a smug look about himself.
The look of a man satisfied with his life. One might think
he ought not be looking so smug.
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What
a week!
If you’ve used the Gozo ferry in the past few weeks,
then you are sure to be familiar with artist Denis Calleja’s
work. Setting up an exhibition on a vessel, he tells Ramona
Depares, is not easy.
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News
New
hunting and trapping regulations bring into force stiffer penalties
for offenders
MLP
ignores questions as it launches election manifesto for local
councils
Labour’s
education fund is a question of priorities
Strike
on Iraq will leave Malta behind
Paul
Muscat to contest as independent in Bormla
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