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Ritratt: Miguela Xuereb
In a reaction to a story published on Lovin Malta, President Emeritus Marie Louise Coleiro said that it will seek legal advice following the unethical and intransigent actions by the news portal.
A story entitled ‘Malta’s President Appears in Planned Leak from PN Head of Media and Yorgen Fenech’ was published by the media house.
The report stated: “In January 2019, when Marie Louise Coleiro occupied the role (President of Malta), Portelli reached out to Fenech to leak a story claiming that the PN’s rebel MPs were meeting with the then-President to oust Adrian Delia from the leadership.”
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Shocking Decision As Data Commissioner Denies Request For Basic Info About Facebook Spend By Ministers
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After six months of deliberation, the Information and Data Protection Commissioner has ruled against taxpayers and in favour of concealing the true extent of public money misuse by ministers.
His shocking decision means taxpayers will have to wait even longer to find out exactly how much of their money was illegally spent by ministers for propaganda on their personal Facebook pages.
Back in June of last year, Lovin Malta filed several Freedom of Information requests, after a Standards Commissioner report found the practice of misusing such funds and resources was “widespread” and the police confirmed they had launched a criminal investigation into potential misappropriation of funds.
WATCH: Meet The Real Maltese Falcons And The Men Dedicated To Training Them
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The 1941 Humphrey Bogart film The Maltese Falcon may be iconic, but it’s also given prominence to one of the most beautiful creatures on the island.
The Peregrine falcon, often referred to as the Maltese falcon, is the fastest animal around, reaching up to 390 km/hr when diving for food. An apex predator, they can often be found roosting and hunting near rock cliffs and even skyscrapers.
They fly to great heights, then tuck their wings in and dive-bomb their prey in a fearsome manoeuvre that’s nearly impossible to track by eye. They eat everything from doves to robins and crows.