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Editorial
Sant
must resign
IF THERE EVER was a case of democratic
deficit and warped thinking, it was Alfred Sant’s declaration
at the Ta’Qali counting hall. He said the referendum result pointed
clearly to a partnership victory
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News 10/03/03
Referendum 2003 in photos
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Referendum 2003
[10/03/03]
53.6 per cent say ‘Yes’ to
EU membership
Votes polled 270,650
Valid Votes 266,722
Votes - Invalid 3,928
Votes - YES 143,094 (53.64%)
Votes - NO 123,628 (46.35%)
Sunday 09/03/03
Voter turnout yesterday was higher than expected. At 2pm voter turnout
for the referendum stood at 47 per cent and 44 % for the local councils.
Unconfirmed total turnout was close to 80%. The percentage of voters
at 2pm was higher than previous elections. One year ago at noonlocal
council turnout stood at 30%...
Malta’s ‘yes’ could serve as important catalyst
for other campaigns
By Matthew Vella
A scan of the European and International press over the past
few days reveal a general verdict - the Europeans believe Malta
is not over-enthusiastic about the EU - that assertion has yet to
manifest itself with the announcement of the official referendum
result.
In anticipation of tomorrow’s local election vote counting
Kurt Sansone analyses the warning signals the results could give
the political parties
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Professor Anthony Bonanno would like to see the artefacts
found at the Brockdorff Circle exhibited in Malta for the
first time. Julian Manduca caught up with him in his farmhouse
at the University of Malta
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Julian Manduca talks of missed deadlines and commitments
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Artistic ever since he was a small boy, James Vella Clark
would use his copy book as canvas when meant to be doing
his maths homework...
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