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NEWS | Wednesday, 24 March 2010 Issue 156

LIBEL SHAM

Political parties in secret negotiations to cancel election libel suits worth almost €1 million in legal costs and damages – but no talk of reforming the Malta Press Act, or lifting libel suits against independent media >>

Anti-censorship group nominated for EU award

Maltese-flagged ship hijacked off Somali coast

Doctors call for sexual health policy as STI cases soar

KSU rebuts allegations of corruption and favouritism

Technicalities absolve government from infringement procedure

Chemimart files protest over City Gate relocation

Fate of historical gun battery still in the balance

Ministry looking into Malta Cross potato war

Labour slams power cut – government deplores ‘political opportunism’

Time running out for Spring hunting season

120,000 signatures against illegal hunting presented to Castille

Europe to assess Malta’s updated Stability Programme today

‘Not historical enough’ – heritage watchdog on Piano’s City Gate

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A waste of taxpayer’s time and money
If proof were still required that the two larger parties are in cahoots with each other on a wide variety of issues – to the detriment of all other concerns, not least the national interest – one need look no further than our front-page revelation today.>>

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