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News
• 02 February 2003
Confused Labour issues neither here, neither there directive
HAMRUN - The Labour Party national executive yesterday stopped
short of ordering a boycott of the referendum leaving all its
options open by asking the general conference to approve a motion
in which the electorate would be encouraged to do whatever it
wants except vote Yes.
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Partnership proposal a rehash of 1998 agreement
Kurt Sansone compares the Labour Party’s document
Partnership – the best option for Malta, with the recommendations
made by the EU in 1998 to the then Labour government. READ
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IVA singers asked to sing ‘No to Europe’
By Matthew
Vella
SAN GWANN - The celebrity casts which for long had been stockpiled
in the Labour and Nationalist TV ateliers have now also arrived
at a crossroads. The appearance of singers and other sundry personalities
on a YES to EU melody, produced by the Nationalist Party, did much
to stir the waters back at the Labour Party headquarters. READ
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Leo Brincat says Cassola “should not be given a platform"
VALLETTA - During yesterday’s Moviment IVA discussion held
in Valletta, Opposition Finance spokesperson Leo Brincat stated
that Alternattiva Demokratika EU spokesperson Arnold Cassola "should
not be given a platform". READ
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