TOP NEWS | Wednesday, 25 July 2007 Government will not extend amnesty to shareholders’ loans The business community will be shocked to learn there will be no amnesty on shareholders’ loans, after government decided it would not extend its registration scheme ahead of the Euro changeover on company profits which were declared as loans.... 254 presidential pardons requested in three years There have been 254 formal requests for Presidential pardons since 2004: an average of 85 a year. Of these, 141 were granted and 113 refused... MLP’s Joe Brincat had applied for pardon on behalf of Lorry Sant Court rules out CPD’s negligence in Mellieha tragedy NEWS | Wednesday, 25 July 2007 MEPA says Astrid Vella still in Gozo planning breach New waste collection scheme proposed Greens for EU migration policy Processing of surcharge vouchers falls behind, says MP No serious uptake for Tridentine Mass, says Curia Electric cabs attract unwanted attention from white taxis |
Begging your pardon
OPINIONS Saviour Balzan: Pardons as a political weapon Molly Bordonaro: Towards a Palestinian state Reno Borg: The benefits of change Claire Bonello: Life’s a beach – if they let us get to it The fairy invasion Opening tonight, MADC heralds the beginning of the Malta Arts Festival with A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The show has broken with a 70- year tradition, moving from San Anton Gardens to the Royal Opera House ruins. Teodor Reljic speaks to Paula Fleri-Soler, who will be playing Quince and has been behind-the-scenes at the MADC for some time... Culture > The Julian Manduca Award |
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