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TOP NEWS | Wednesday, 27 May 2009

Finance Ministry rebuts PL claims on Gozo Channel

‘Confidential’ information revealed

David Darmanin
A Finance Ministry spokesperson yesterday afternoon denied claims made by PL MP Charles Mangion in a story we featured last week, wherein a government ploy to hide losses incurred by the state-owned ferry service to Gozo was revealed. >>


Mangion’s claims on Gozo Ferries Ltd ‘incorrect’

Unemployment shoots up by 1,110

Vodafone subscribers drop by 6,000 in Q1

Weighing and Measuring performance with promises

Promoting business with Switzerland

Maltese financiers to invest in Bulgarian property

Is stagflation a possibility?

Oracle ECM Conference ‘A success story’

BOV announces bond issue

FIMBank talks about financial crisis in Washington

ICON launch new Light website featuring Web 2.0 integration

Melita renews support for Malta Football Awards

Malta promoted at Jeddah Conference

HSBC supports life at Mgarr Harbour – in pictures

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