STRIKE SPECIAL
INTERVIEWS

The Undertaker

In a week, Transport Minister Austin Gatt has effectively dug the mass grave of the protected transport sectors. He says now there is no turning back...

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The lull before the
truce

Now that the transport strike was given its deathblow when the government bought out the hearse owners for €230,000, what will VICTOR SPITERI, the federation’s president, do next?

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My kingdom for a hearse

The president of the Motor Hearses Association, John Bray, admits candidly that the strike was fruitful as far as he’s concerned – his co-op is now €230,000 richer. Isn’t deserter a kind word?

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MaltaToday News
20 July 2008

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