In the Press: Millions march for unity in France
Stories from today's national press
12 January 2015, 7:50am
Rachel Agius
Rachel Agius
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Millions gathered in Paris to participate in a march commemorating the victims of last week's terror attacks
The Times of Malta
Millions of French citizens marched through Paris yesterday to pay tribute to the victims of the terrorist attacks on the Charlie Hebdo offices. The Paris unity march was headed by world political and spiritual leaders, while other cities in France held their own marches, drawing an estimated 700,000 participants.
In-Nazzjon
The ex-partner of Silvio Scerri, former Chief of Staff in the ministry of home affairs, has told this newspaper that Scerri has made another attempt at taking their two children away from her. Stephanie Chircop said that this is just the latest ordeal in a series which began when the two split up in 2011.
L-Orizzont
FKNK head Lino Farrugia has said that a boycott of the spring hunting referendum is an obvious option in the hunting lobby's strategy. According to AD's deputy chairman Carmel Cacopardo, a boycott may actually work against the hunting lobby.
The Malta Independent
PM Joseph Muscat's announcement that he would be voting in favour of retaining spring hunting is unethical, according to Flimkien Ghal Ambjent Ahjar coordinator Astrid Vella. The issue, she says, should not be politicized.
