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WATCH: Sliema Mayor John Pillow Dances With Elderly

Jun 2 2024 Share

Incumbent Sliema Mayor John Pillow has been caught dancing with the local elderly residents, ahead of the local council election set to take place on the 8th of June.

John Pillow who is running for the Sliema Local Council under the Nationalist Party will be hoping to not only get reelected as a council member but also to be reappointed as the Mayor.

He has been Sliema Mayor since 2022, when former mayor Graziella Attard Previ was elected to Parliament and as deputy mayor took a promotion and her place.

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Activists Demand End to Gaza Genocide and Free Palestine

Jun 2 2024 Share

This afternoon, activists including members of Moviment Graffitti gathered outside the Maltese Parliament in Valletta to call for an end to the ongoing genocide in Gaza and to advocate for a free Palestine. The demonstration was marked by passionate speeches and symbolic displays of solidarity with the Palestinian people.

Moviment Graffitti shared a powerful message on social media, stating: “This afternoon we gathered once again outside the Maltese Parliament to call for an end to the genocide in Gaza and a free Palestine.” The post highlighted the situation in Rafah, a city currently experiencing intensified aggression from Israel. “Right now, Israel is intensifying its massacre in Rafah – a small city sheltering a million and a half Palestinians who had fled the genocidal aggression in the rest of Gaza.”

The activists expressed unwavering support for the Palestinian people and a strong condemnation of the international community’s role in the conflict. “Our disgust will remain towards countries such as the United States, Germany and Britain who have enabled the dispossession of Palestinians by Israel for 76 years, and are now supporting genocide.”

The rally in Valletta underscores the commitment of local activists to keep the plight of Palestinians in the global spotlight. With slogans like “FREE PALESTINE ,” they vowed to continue their advocacy until significant change is achieved.

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Photo Source: Moviment Graffitti

Real Madrid Fan Club Hosts Thrilling Champions League Final Screening

Real Madrid Fan Club Hosts Thrilling Champions League Final Screening
Jun 2 2024 Share

Real Madrid Supporters Group ‘Pena Madridista Malta’ delighted fans with a free open-air screening of the highly-anticipated Champions League final, where Real Madrid secured a 2-0 victory over Borussia Dortmund. The event, held at Kazin Banda San Nikola in Siggiewi, began at 7PM and attracted a crowd of enthusiastic supporters.

The atmosphere was electric as Real Madrid fans gathered to watch their team compete for a record-breaking 15th Champions League title. The match did not disappoint, with Real displaying exceptional skill and strategy to topple the German side. Goals from star players Carvajal and Vini Jr. propelled the Spanish giants to a historic win, solidifying their status as one of the most successful clubs in football history.

Throughout the event, fans were ecstatic, celebrating each goal and key moment with cheers and applause. ‘Pena Madridista Malta’ successfully brought the local Real Madrid community together, providing a memorable experience for all attendees.

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MEP Candidate Peter Agius Plays Football in Last Few Days of Campaigning

MEP Candidate Peter Agius Plays Football in Last Few Days of Campaigning
Jun 2 2024 Share

A recent video making the rounds on social media shows Nationalist Party representative and MEP candidate Peter Agius play football with a group of youths as we enter the last week of election campaigning.

Malta’s MEP and local council hopefuls have entered their last few days of campaigning as they attempted to secure a coveted seat in either local council or Parliament on June 8th.

Based on information shared by the Electoral Commission, Malta saw a strong early voting turnout on June 1st, with an approximate turnout of 87.77% for local council elections and an approximate turnout of 87.87% for European Parliament Elections. People eligible to vote early were individuals who had declared they will be abroad on the voting day and residents of 35 elderly homes.

Another round of early voting will take place on Tuesday, where those participating in the electoral process on Saturday will be eligible, and on Thursday, when hospital patients can vote.

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