Speaking to Malta Daily’s Keane Cutajar, Minister for Finance Clyde Caruana calculated that around 60,000 people will tune in to the Budget announcement tonight.
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This doesn’t make the Minister nervous however, he told Keane. Minister Clyde Caruana will be presenting the budget tonight, Monday 28th October in parliament, in a speech that is expected take about 2 hours.
What do you think the Minister will announce?
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The town of Żebbuġ in Gozo turned into a Halloween town over the weekend, bringing families and kids in costumes down to the ‘Valley of Fears’.
Organised by the local council in collaboration with the Cultural Heritage Directorate through the Ministry for Gozo & Panning, a massive turnout of colourful and spooky costumes convened in celebration.
With lots of games and activities for those in attendance, many praised the organisation of the event and hope to see more of such activities which bring the community together.
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Get ready for a Halloween celebration like no other at LOA with Día de Muertos – An Enchanted Weekend!
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From October 31st to November 2nd, LOA presents a specially curated Don Julio Cocktail Menu, perfect for tequila lovers. Sip on premium cocktails while enjoying live entertainment, featuring a DJ and dancers throughout the weekend.
Sponsored by Don Julio Tequila and M Demajo Wines & Spirits, this event offers an unforgettable mix of handcrafted cocktails, vibrant performances, and thrilling beats.
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With the perfect blend of spooky and festive, Día de Muertos at LOA promises a magical Halloween experience.
Don’t miss this exclusive celebration—come for the cocktails, stay for the enchantment!
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Nationalist MP Alex Borg took to social media to reflect upon this past weekend’s episodes, which saw two bomb threats on Friday and Saturday respectively on Gozo Channel vessels.
Despite both threats turning out negative (as no bombs were found), the MP said that this still requires us to think of short-term and long-term plans in case of similar situations.
Thanking the Armed Forces of Malta for their service, Borg said that we can, with immediate effect, consider ‘safe passage’ from alternative ports in case of emergency – such as medical emergencies or travel – with the possible aid of the armed forces.
When it comes to long term plans, Borg urged for studies into alternative maritime access towards Gozo, especially when considering maritime congestion.
What do you think?
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