True magazine Distributed free with MaltaToday on the third Sunday of every
month True interview: Joseph
Vassallo
With leading roles in two Hollywood movies that will be released
shortly, this actor has come a long way since his first experience
at the Manoel Theatre
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Confused Labour issues neither here, neither there directive
HAMRUN - The Labour Party national executive yesterday stopped short
of ordering a boycott of the referendum leaving all its options
open by asking the general conference to approve a motion in which
the electorate would be encouraged to do whatever it wants except
vote Yes. READ
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Partnership proposal a rehash of 1998 agreement Kurt Sansone compares the Labour Party’s document
Partnership – the best option for Malta, with the recommendations
made by the EU in 1998 to the then Labour government. READ
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IVA singers asked to sing ‘No to Europe’
By Matthew
Vella
SAN GWANN - The celebrity casts which for long had been stockpiled
in the Labour and Nationalist TV ateliers have now also arrived
at a crossroads. The appearance of singers and other sundry personalities
on a YES to EU melody, produced by the Nationalist Party, did much
to stir the waters back at the Labour Party headquarters. READ
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Leo Brincat says Cassola “should not be given a platform"
VALLETTA - During yesterday’s Moviment IVA discussion held
in Valletta, Opposition Finance spokesperson Leo Brincat stated
that Alternattiva Demokratika EU spokesperson Arnold Cassola "should
not be given a platform". READ
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Interview
Soldiering on for heritage Martin Scicluna is an often outspoken retired UK Ministry
of Defence civil servant and British army man, now spearheading
Din L-Art Helwa’s fight to preserve Malta’s historical
and natural heritage. He told Julian Manduca what he thinks
of life in Malta
Opinion
The
business of football
Kurt Sansone gets away from it all and talks about professional
ways in soccer
This
Week
What a week!
Ramona Depares talks to Wayne Micallef, one-third of the group
The Mics, who will be making their debut at this year’s
Song For Europe festival
