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Albania Score After Just 23 Seconds Despite Loss To Italy

Albania Score After Just 23 Seconds Despite Loss To Italy
Jun 16 2024 Share

Saturday 15th June saw the second day of EURO 2024 matches, with Italy, despite suffering the earliest goal by their opponents Albania, continue their streak of never losing an opening game.

However, the highlight of the match was arguably Nedim Barjami’s strike after just 23 seconds from the start of the match.

Playing in Dortmund, the Italians still managed to recover from the quickest goal in the tournaments 64 year history.

The former managed to equalise within just 16 minutes thanks to Lorenzo Pellegrini’s 11th minute goal. Nicolo Barella secured the victory at the 16 minute mark.

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Photo Sources: brfootball IG, UEFA EURO 2024 (X)

Bombshell Noemi’s Father With Touching Message Of Support

Bombshell Noemi’s Father With Touching Message Of Support
Jun 16 2024 Share

Love Island Malta Season 2 bombshell Noemi Anzalone’s father Mario issued a touching post – amidst all the wholesome re-shares in support of his daughter – to express how proud he is of her.

‘The days inside the villa were not so many’, wrote Mario, given that Noemi was eliminated after only a few episodes.

‘Viewers who have seen and met you on TV have understood what a beautiful person you are.’

‘As a father, I always wish you the best in the world. You walked out with your head held high. Bravo.’

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Protest Against Take-Up Of Public Space In St George’s Square

Protest Against Take-Up Of Public Space In St George’s Square
Jun 16 2024 Share

On Saturday, demonstrators gathered in Victoria to protest against the takeover of streets and pavements by restaurants.

Activists from Moviment Graffitti, Għawdix, Din l-Art Ħelwa – Għawdex, and Flimkien għal Ambjent Aħjar were joined by local band clubs, Il-Ħaġar museum representatives, councillors, and parishioners.

They condemned the complete occupation of St George’s Square by restaurants, blocking all four entrances with tents, tables, and chairs while authorities failed to enforce regulations.

Frustration has been mounting for months, with the archpriest of St George’s Basilica publicly voicing grievances in March. Demonstrators decried the encroachment as prioritizing commercial interests over community needs.

This protest is part of Moviment Graffitti’s broader campaign, ‘Il-Bankini taċ-Ċittadini,’ which opposes rampant commercial encroachment in various towns, including Sliema, Valletta, and Marsaxlokk.

The excessive commercialisation has disrupted social and cultural life, making it difficult to hold weddings, funerals, and religious events.

Local band club Soċjetà Filarmonika La Stella also reported difficulties organizing the local feast. Despite Prime Minister Robert Abela’s statement on the issue, campaigners’ demands remain unanswered, and enforcement remains lax.

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PN Wins Gozo Local Council Elections With 1,127 Votes

PN Wins Gozo Local Council Elections With 1,127 Votes
Jun 15 2024 Share

Taking to social media, Nationalist Party spokesperson for Gozo Alex Borg celebrated the victory of the Opposition in Gozo in the local council elections.

The victory was reportedly had with 1,127 votes over the Labour Party.

In a separate post, Borg highlighted the various wins that led to the overall victory.

The PN retook Żebbuġ with an over 10% increase, whereas Munxar saw a 25% increase as well as the acquisition of a new seat.

All PN candidates in Kerċem were elected, keeping a Nationalist Party majority. With San Lawrenz also sticking to the Nationalist Party, the Qala local council was only 27 votes away from flipping the script to the PN.

‘Gozo once again chose to re-enter its natural home – the Nationalist Party’, wrote Alex.

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