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WEBNo sign of removing cereals, energy subsidies as pre-budget dialogue launched. Finance Minister Clyde Caruana convinced Malta can reach its fiscal goals while maintaining cereals and energy subsidies in the medium term.
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WEBNGOs and community members demand the release of five Ethiopian migrants detained in Malta, urging an end to controversial raids and a path to regularise long-term residents. €27 million investment to stabilise independent school fees. New investment will protect families from major fee increases and covers the period until 2029.
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WEBAs a candidate for Labour Party president, Norma Saliba believes the electorate wants the governing party to improve their quality of life. She discusses the PL’s socialist roots, young people’s disdain towards politics and the party’s way forward with Matthew Farrugia. MaltaToday is the 24/7 online newspaper renowned for its ...
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WEBDrug trafficker given reduced sentence in return for testimony is charged after changing his story in court. In his initial statement to the police, the accused had mentioned other individuals as being involved in importing drugs, and received a reduced punishment...
[LIVE] Election Day: Voting in Malta comes to an end with prospect …
WEBMar 26, 2022 · Polling stations opened at 7am and closed at 10pm. Election day brought to an end a short 33-day campaign with well over 340,552 voters eligible to cast their votes on Saturday. Official turnout figures until 2pm showed that 44.8% of the electorate had voted, a decline of eight points over the 2017 election.
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WEBAfter election debacle, Labour president wants bold action on women's reproductive rights. On TVM's Xtra, Ramona Attard called on the Labour Party to tackle political, environmental, and quality of life issues, including women's...
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WEBTumuluri tells US Congress that Steward boss boasted about bribing Malta politicos. Former VGH chief claims Steward boss Ralph de la Torre boasted that he could issue ‘brown bags’ to government officials if necessary to close transactions.
Man shot dead by police in St Julian’s after slitting his woman’s ...
WEBAug 12, 2024 · Ghirxi, 48, was found dead in her Birkirkara apartment in the early hours of Monday and the man suspected of killing her, Edward William Johnston, 50, from Ireland was later shot by the police in St Julian's. The woman lived in a top floor apartment in Triq Maestro Giuzeppi Busuttil in the Swatar area of Birkirkara. Victim Nicolette Ghirxi.
Your essential guide to the latest COVID-19 restrictions
WEBMar 12, 2021 · Open-air markets cannot operate, cinemas are closed and a host of shops have to remain shut under new COVID-19 restrictions that kicked off on 11 March. The new restrictions will remain in force until 11 April as part of the country’s efforts to stymie the spread of COVID-19. Here is a quick guide to the new rules based on the legal notices ...
COLA: Workers get €9.90 wage increase, top-up for public
WEBOct 24, 2022 · Public sector workers will receive an additional €3.50 per week to the yearly increment agreed in their collective agreement. Workers will be receiving a statutory wage increase of €9.90 per week from January, the highest cost of living increase in more than two decades. The COLA mechanism is linked to inflation and was agreed to by unions ...