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PN losing ground in Gozo
James Debono
The Malta Labour Party has cut deep in to the Nationalist Party’s lead in Gozo: while back in 2003 the gap between the two parties amounted to an unsurpassable 18 per cent, now it amounts to just 4.5 per cent.

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Glamour touch at OPM

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Feature: STATE OF DISUNION

State of Disunion
The General Workers’ Union has sacked its public service section secretary and president in a bloody and messy purge that has seen the union’s militancy turned on its own officials. Karl Schembri interviews the two main protagonists and reports about the affair

Enough with Josephine
GWU secretary general Tony Zarb claims the union has been democratic all along the way in unceremoniously getting rid of Josephine Attard Sultana at all costs by Karl Schembri

Guess who’s next in line
The acrimonious split with Josephine Attard Sultana goes back a long way – back to the tumultuous election and referendum year in 2003, with Tony Zarb at the forefront of the no campaign by Karl Schembri

THIS WEEK
Non Sequitur
“Theatre is theatre. People want to be entertained”. Peter Busuttil has some firm ideas about Fabrika Fantastika’s latest production, a Maltese translation of ‘Waiting for Godot’.

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