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NEWS | Wednesday, 19 May 2010 Issue 164

I HAD NO OPTION BUT TO LEAVE

Former Enemalta CEO David Spiteri Gingell speaks out about his clash with Austin Gatt, while shouldering responsibility for not vetting Lahmeyer International:
‘I was the chairman. Responsibility starts and stops with me. That is the way accountability works in my mind’ >>

No comment from Lahmeyer on its role in Delimara tender

Food poisoning likelier as climate warms

MEPA launches ‘year of biodiversity’ campaign

Flights operating normally as volcanic ash threatens UK

EP to vote on substantial increases for MEPs allowances today

HIV cases peak at 28 in 2008

Malta transposes EU’s Flood Directive

Ryanair to bring 800,000 passengers to Malta

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Following the antics of both sides of the House on Thursday 6 May – a date that may well go down in Maltese parliamentary history for all the wrong reasons – the events of the last few days have served only to deepen the aura of popular incredulity surrounding local politics in general>>

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