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Brothers halt Freeport and get fast track meeting
Two brothers who respectively lead two distinct groups of shore foremen and who incidentally belong to the same trade union, managed to halt all operations at Malta Freeport last Thursday evening over a “territory” issue that prompted “fast-track” ministerial intervention within hours from the dispute. The strike was reported by no media organisation

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Brussels is churning out more reports in Maltese than all of Malta, but is this all there is to our national language since we joined Europe? The executive director of the National Council for the Maltese Language, Olvin Vella, sees the dawn of a new era by Karl Schembri

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