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Speaker marks Sette Giugno anniversary, calls for citizen's right of reply - Vimarsana News

Speaker marks Sette Giugno anniversary, calls for citizen's right of reply

Speaker Anglu Farrugia on Friday lamented lay people's inability of seeking redress when MPs abused their parliamentary privilege.  Known as a citizen's r

Infrastructure Malta backtracks on relocation of Anton Agius monument in Mosta - Vimarsana News

Infrastructure Malta backtracks on relocation of Anton Agius monument in Mosta

Transport Minister Ian Borg says plans to relocate Anton Agius monument in Mosta by Infrastructure Malta reflected council's wishes but the agency will no longer front the application

The amazing story of the first Innu Malti, 1901 - Vimarsana News

The amazing story of the first Innu Malti, 1901

Malta’s national anthem Lil din l-art ħelwa has today become part of the routine fixtures of Maltese nationhood, enshrined in the Constitution, accepted effortlessly by all shades of political opinion. The inspirational story of Dr George Borg Olivier’s dogged relentlessness to have the Innu Malti recognised and dignified, against equally obstinate colonialist resistance, was wholly unknown, until recently revealed by Prof. Joseph M. Pirotta in his 2016 book Nation, Pride and Dignity. Borg Olivier and the National Anthem, Malta. Lord Grenfell, Governor of Malta, who banned the playing of...

President, historians, mark 100 years since the landmark 1921 Constitution of Malta - Vimarsana News

President, historians, mark 100 years since the landmark 1921 Constitution of Malta

President, historians, mark 100 years since the landmark 1921 Constitution of Malta In 1921, the Maltese were allowed to have a form of local government, while under the British imperial rule. 17 April 2021, 11:38am by Matthew Agius President George Vella has inaugurated a virtual conference, marking 100 years from the drafting of the landmark 1921 Constitution. The conference, which is being broadcast live on Facebook, was also attended and addressed by several academics. Keynote speakers were Prof. Ray Mangion, Professor at the Faculty of Laws in the University of Malta, Prof. Joe Pirotta,...

How bread became central to the Maltese identity - Vimarsana News

How bread became central to the Maltese identity

--- Join Andrew Connole on a journey to uncover the unique flavours, personalities and cultures baked into loaves across the world every day.  For the Love of Bread airs Sundays at 5.30pm on SBS Food (Ch.33) from Mar 7 - Apr 25 and then available to stream on SBS On Demand ---   The sun-kissed Maltese archipelago, cast within the Mediterranean Sea between Sicily and North Africa, has experienced one of the world’s longest-running love affairs with the humblest of foods. The enduring object of dinner table affection in Malta, spanning centuries and involving generations of Maltese fami...

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