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PN MP Calls Out ‘Multiple Cancer Factories’ All Around Malta

PN MP Calls Out 'Multiple Cancer Factories' All Around Malta
Aug 6 2024 Share

Taking to social media, Nationalist MP Eve Borg Bonello called out the Labour government for instead of having one single power station – or, as had been reported in 2013, a ‘cancer factory’ – there are now multiple factories in various localities.

She highlighted how people had voted to move away from this single source – and ‘that’s not to mention the diesel generation of around €40 million.’

‘It’s of course much better to have a generator instead of a night without any electricity in this heat. But why settle, due to the incompetence of Miriam Dalli, for either the bad or something worse?’

The statistics mean nothing for the pensioner who feels suffocated in his own home or the mother who had throw away numerous packages of milk, said the young MP.

She called out the holding of climate change conferences – ‘you let everyone down. We deserve much better than a cancer factory in every locality.’

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PL Commemorate 108 Years From Dom Mintoff’s Birth

PL Commemorate 108 Years From Dom Mintoff’s Birth
Aug 6 2024 Share

On Tuesday, Robert Abela placed a wreath at the base of Dom Mintoff’s monument in Cospicua to commemorate the 108th anniversary of the former prime minister’s birth.

Mintoff, who served as prime minister from 1956 to 1958 and again from 1971 to 1984, passed away on August 20, 2012, at the age of 96.

Abela was joined by members of the Labour Party’s leadership, a party that Mintoff led for many years.

 

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In a statement, the party honoured Mintoff for his commitment to socialist principles and acknowledged his significant contributions to Malta’s economic and social progress.

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Valentina Rossi Wishes Farewell To Abel, JD and Martina

Aug 6 2024 Share

Fellow Vibe fm host Valentina Rossi has wished a very heartwarming farewell to the iconic trio of Abel, JD and Martina who will be leaving the station after this week.

On her Instagram, Rossi stated that the trio had a “decade of greatness” highlighting the effect the morning show had on various of it’s fans. She also thanked them for “all the gold radio moments” and all the ugly crying she went through hysterically laughing from their hilarious stories.

She ended her message by again thanking them, this time for allowing her and countless others into their personal life and for sharing their core milestones with their large audience.

Other local celebrities such as former Caqqufa actress Lara Azzopardi and fan-favourite Keith Demicoli have also come out and thanked Abel, JD and Martina for always staring everyone’s day in the est way possible.

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Breeding, Importation, Sale Of Non-Pedigree Bully Dogs Illegal

Breeding, Importation, Sale Of Non-Pedigree Bully Dogs Illegal
Aug 6 2024 Share

On Tuesday, new regulations were announced regarding non-pedigree bully dogs, set to take effect in December.

The rule specifically targets “backyard breeders” who do not provide pedigree certificates, which often results in dogs with unknown ancestry and potential behavioural issues. Pedigree bully breeds from registered kennel clubs remain permissible.

Animal Welfare Director Joseph John Vella clarified that this regulation is not a blanket ban but a measure to manage the problem of overcrowded animal shelters, which frequently house non-pedigree bully breeds.

Vella stressed that the regulation is not intended to discriminate against bully breeds but to address the issues faced by animal sanctuaries filled with these dogs, who are often abandoned when they become too difficult to handle.

Minister Anton Refalo emphasized that while some countries have imposed complete bans on bully breeds, Malta’s approach aims to strike a balance.

Refalo highlighted the need to manage the breeding of non-pedigree dogs without fully prohibiting the breed. He noted that the government plans to assess the impact of this regulation and consider further legislative measures on breeding practices in the future.

The dogs in question:

American Staffordshire Terrier, Staffordshire bull Terrier, Bullmastiff, Dogo Argentino, Bull Terrier, American Bully, American Pitbull Terrier, Old English Bulldog, American Bulldog, English Bulldog, French Bulldog, Miniature Bull terrier, Cane Corso, Dogue De Bordeaux, Presa Canario, Neapolitan Mastiff, Boston Terrier, Tibetan Mastiff and South African Boerboel.

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