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TOP NEWS | Sunday, 13 January 2008

After the storm, Galea is asked to resign
Pullicino deems position of MEPA Deputy Chairman Catherine Galea ‘untenable’ after MaltaToday investigation.

No amnesties for undeclared cash
Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi has told his ministers he is against the issuing of amnesties to those who have undeclared Maltese lira, despite the millions in undeclared cash still hoarded inside Maltese homes and which still need to be converted into euros.

Top MLP official leaked Sant’s confidential health info
A senior, elected Labour official is being named by government sources as the mole behind the leak to the Sunday Times on the state of health of Labour leader Alfred Sant.

NEWS | Sunday, 13 January 2008

Jailed 13-year-old transferred to Mount Carmel Hospital

Gonzi upbeat on growth despite 2007 slowdown

Unique Gozo medieval chapel collapses after years of neglect

Public figures, private lives

Brussels in crucial review over 19-storey Mistra project

Josie Muscat calls for investigation into propaganda spending

The uncomfortable missionary

Safeguarding against conflicts

The issue of whether private architects should be allowed to occupy positions in the planning bureaucracy has once again come to the fore, as MaltaToday’s story on the Mellieha development under the stewardship of MEPA’s deputy chairman amply shows. Editorial >

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