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News | Sunday, 02 May 2010

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The verdict on Joseph Muscat
Just under half the country says it is ready to trust Labour’s young leader with the reins of government. But only 35% know what his policies are: MaltaToday’s survey paints the picture of Joseph Muscat as the Maltese have got to know him. >>

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Auditor for Enemalta chairman

Tender procedure changed after RCC email ‘to ensure transparency’

Chinese president visits Abela in Shanghai hospital

Police won’t investigate BWSC contract unless report is filed

Violence and vigilantism

Late Gabon President Omar Bongo had €7 million Malta bank account

One woman in Gaza

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Gonzi to propose €27 million loan tomorrow for billion-euro Greek bailout

Alternattiva calls for increase in national minimum wage

Heritage committee opposing plans for four-lane coast road

Israeli foreign minister in Malta next month

‘Jew b’xejn, jew xejn’

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