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  • ...between 2001 and 2004. Muscat wrote a regular column in [[l-Orizzont]], a Maltese-language newspaper published by the General Workers' Union and its sister S ...ence Muscat was approved as a candidate for the election to the [[European Parliament]]
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  • ...tion in 1947, and became the first woman ever to be elected to the Maltese Parliament. She contested all subsequent parliamentary elections and held seat in the ...ra was appointed Minister of Education and Culture thus becoming the first Maltese woman to hold a ministerial portfolio.
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  • Links indicating Video in the title contain a news clip in Maltese, as it appeared on television that day on [[Favourite Channel]]. 10 [http://www.maltamediaonline.com/?p=34886 Divorce bill to be approved in parliament before Referendum]<br />
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  • ...and Dr.[[Joseph Muscat]] as Key Speakers for the Opposition in the Maltese Parliament, to the areas of Social Policy, Tourism, Air Malta and the Health. During these lawmakers in Parliament it is also served as a member on the Standing Committees of the House Stand
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  • '''Dr. Herman Farrugia''' was a medical doctor and member of parliament. ...eneral elections on the first district. In 1975 he represented the Maltese parliament in the [[Commonwealth Association of Parliamentarians]]. Dr Farrugia was re
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  • ...this time on behalf of the [[Malta Labour Party]]. He retained his seat in Parliament in the elections of 1981. ...ring of the patients and citizens who needed his help. During his years in Parliament, he constantly promoted the cause of the needy in his constituency and else
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  • ...as a reserved but determined and capable constituency official. He entered parliament in 1969 and in 1977, less than ten years later, after having served in a nu ...solute majority of votes, it did not succeed to win a majority of seats in Parliament, and therefore remained in Opposition. Constitutional changes were then mad
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  • * April 2011: ‘New acquisitions by the European parliament:” Brussels; * November 2010: ‘Malta week” European Parliament building, Brussels;
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  • ...ensive fieldwork in the recovery of Maltese folk music.]] is a folklorist, Maltese language album producer and heritage researcher. He was born on the 24th of ...uding ''Lil Malta'', ''Karita' ma' Tfajla Għamja'' and ''Il-Fellieħi'', in Maltese.
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  • ...ous roles in the MCC of NSW and in fact was the convenor of the meeting of Maltese associations in 1966 to form the MCC. This was successful and the major ass ...ions in NSW signed the petition. Virgilio signed as the President of the [[Maltese RSL Sub-Branch]]. Various activities were held during Virgilio’s presiden
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  • ...rvice by Arriva can be listed as the most important news that touched most Maltese in some way or another. ...maltamediaonline.com/?p=35611] held on the 28th May was a turning point in Maltese social and political history as a cross-party coalition led by PN backbench
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  • He is a founding member of stART (2002) - a group of Maltese contemporary artists; a committee member of the Malta Council for Culture a ...the separation and opposition of the senses and their fusing through the (Maltese) festa, etc. – in short the exhausting engagement of dualities.'' <ref>ht
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  • Links indicating Video in the title contain a news clip in Maltese, as it appeared on television that day on [[Favourite Channel]]. 12 [http://www.maltamediaonline.com/?p=19540 Top Maltese authors regret institutionalised censorship]<br />
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  • In 1970 he was approached to run for Parliament by both the [[Partit Nazzjonalista]] and the [[Malta Labour Party]]. After During his tenure in Parliament he served as whip for the Nationalist Party. He was very respected by his p
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  • ...e contested the 1996 general elections he had no problems being elected to parliament. At 31 years of age, Karl was the youngest deputy elected from the fourth d Dr Chircop was immediately appointed as Head of the Maltese Delegation for the [[Council of Europe]]. In the Council he was appointed m
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  • ...rk''' (b 1975 - ) is one of Malta’s main expressionist interpreters of the Maltese urban and rural landscape. *2017 – Collective Exhibition, ‘In the Light of Malta, EU Parliament, Brussels.
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  • ...riefly became Mayor of [[is-Swieqi]] in April 1998 before being elected to Parliament from the 10th District in the September 1998 general election. Cristina was re-elected to Parliament from the 9th District in the April 2003 general election.
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  • ...ime in the interests of the PN in 1962. In 1966 he was elected a Member of Parliament and became Minister of Labour, Employment and Welfare. He was re-elected in ...f Representatives; and on the 4th April of the same year he was elected by Parliament as the fourth President of Malta. and he served from 1989 till 1994.
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  • '''Claudette Pace''' is a Maltese singer born in [[Naxxar]] on 8 February 1968. ...n stage, Claudette had previous experience in the local music scene on the Maltese Islands.
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  • ...President of Malta. In the 1960s, at the height of the dispute between the Maltese Church and the Labour Party, Mifsud Bonnici was an official of a number of ...1986. In 1984, he was sworn in as Prime Minister, thus becoming the first Maltese Prime Minister since independence to be sworn in without actually standing
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  • ...n 1955. He was re-elected in all subsequent elections and held his seat in Parliament up to the time of his resignation in October 1976. From 1959 to 1961 he was ...the Maltese Language" (26-1-1931). He was a Member of the "Academy of the Maltese Language" (20-3-1938).
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  • ...ntested the general election of that year when he was elected as Member of Parliament for the first time. He kept his Parliamentary seat contesting the elections Novels (Maltese) -
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  • ...k li ġara huwa “an act or ommision which obstructs or impedes the House of Parliament in the performance of its functions” kif jgħid l-Erskine May, partikolar Confessions of a European Maltese (2003)
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  • ...simply as il-Perit (the architect); 6 August 1916 – 20 August 2012) was a Maltese politician, journalist, and architect who was leader of the [[Labour Party] ...defeated. The President, acting on Prime Minister Sant's advice dissolved Parliament and elections were held. This was the first time, since the war, that Minto
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  • Member of Parliament (1962-66; 1981-98); member, Malta-EU Joint Parliamentary Committee (1992-96 [[Category:Maltese Members of Parliament]]
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  • ...nd held a number of important posts within Malta's Archdiocese. He was the Parliament's chaplain between 1962 and 1971. An avid writer in Maltese, English and Italian, Canon Buontempo published numerous books and poetry a
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  • Joe Fenech was a Maltese politician, representing the [[Partit Nazzjonalista]], who served as a cabi He was elected to Parliament for the first time in 1976, on behalf of the Nationalist Party. From then t
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  • ...r 1917 Agius became active in national politics in 1951, winning a seat in parliament for the [[Malta Labour Party]] in the general elections of that year. In 19 [[Category:Maltese Members of Parliament]]
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  • ...o keep his seat after the 1981 election he was eventually co-opted back to parliament in 1986, following the death of [[Dr. Patrick Holland]]. He served as Speak [[Category:Maltese Members of Parliament]]
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  • ...oom, based on a ship dedicated to Seismic Surveys (Oil Exploration) in the Maltese territory, where he remained until 1972. ...ections for the first time with the Malta Labour Party, and was elected to Parliament as a representative of the Second District, comprising of Cospicua, Vittori
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  • ...everal international conferences on behalf of the party and as a member of parliament in Seoul, South Korea, Athens, Paris, Brussel, and Strasbourg. [[Category:Maltese Members of Parliament]]
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  • '''Dr. Kalċidon Zammit'' was a member of parliament for the [[Labour Party]] in the 1950s. [[Category:Maltese Members of Parliament]]
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  • ...fully contested the general elections on the PN ticket. He was returned to Parliament in 1976, 1981, 1987 and 1992. In 1987, he was elected from 2 electoral dist [[Category:Maltese Members of Parliament]]
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  • ...primary teacher. He was also an electorate officer to a Federal Member of Parliament. ...ry’s (1991-1995) after Mulgoa was abolished. He was forced to resign from parliament in 1995 by the then opposition leader, Bob Carr.
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  • As a Member of Parliament, Dr. Ugo Mifsud Bonnici took an active interest in the updating of Malta's [[Category:Maltese Members of Parliament]]
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  • '''Emanuel Bonnici''' was a member of parliament who served on the cabinet of the [[Nationalst Party]] govenment after 1987. [[Category:Maltese Members of Parliament]]
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  • ...f them in black and white, are mainly based on a social documentary of the Maltese Islands in the early 80s. His enthusiasm for photography was fueled further ...lities such as Lorin Mazel, Barbara Hendrix and Alirio Diaz. In Milan, the Maltese opera singer Miriam Gauci introduced him to the back stage scene of La Scal
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  • ...ssues related to the national language. On joining the [[European Union]], Maltese became one of the recognised languages of the EU - no mean achievement for ...iatives which culminated in the national recognition of a standard written Maltese.
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  • ...astardized folk. Part of the attraction lies in the fact that they sing in Maltese, but the directness of the lyrics and the broad spectrum of genres they bri ...years since Vella had mentioned to me that he wanted to write and sing in Maltese. He was probably still fronting local indie band [[Lumiere]] at the time. �
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  • '''Loranne Vella''' born 10 July, 1972 is a Maltese writer, translator and performer, today living in Brussels. *Translator at the European Parliament, Luxembourg (2005-2008)
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  • ...f them in black and white, are mainly based on a social documentary of the Maltese Islands in the early 80s. His enthusiasm for photography was fueled further ...lities such as Lorin Mazel, Barbara Hendrix and Alirio Diaz. In Milan, the Maltese opera singer Miriam Gauci introduced him to the back stage scene of La Scal
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  • ...of Malta]] where he first obtained his Bachelor of Arts Degree in English, Maltese and History and later on his Law Degree. He furthered his studies in Europ ...nal matches of the Maltese team started to attract the wide support of the Maltese sporting public once again. Football nurseries all over the island wee ina
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  • ...ry and March 2010, one of his abstract works was exhibited at the European Parliament in [[Brussels]]. ...alta International Art Biennale. Sagona also features in the Dictionary of Maltese Biographies (PIN, Malta 2009).
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  • ...stage, cinema and TV, the latter of which were initially one-off plays as Maltese teleseriels had not yet started. In theatre, she took part in comedies such ...e streets of Malta were deserted as everyone was at home watching it. Even Parliament would finish early.''
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  • ...d of honey. Aspects of bee culture permeate human culture, not only in the Maltese islands, but also throughout the world. Indeed, it is a widely held belief ...rough City Gate each morning. This is how the bee, viewed from between the parliament buildings (the closest thing to a guard tower in the new City Gate area), w
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  • '''Guido de Marco''' (22 July 1931 - 12 August 2010) was a Maltese lawyer and politician. He served as the sixth President of the Republic fro ...a]] to the House of Representatives in April 1966 and has been returned to Parliament at every General Election. Appointed Secretary General of the Nationalist P
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  • ...to Australia through the assisted passage scheme after a Żejtun member of parliament, Alexander Cachia Zammit promoted the idea of seeking a better life oversea ...as to folk sing with Sultana at the Sydney Opera House on the centenary of Maltese emigration to Australia, recalling the words
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  • '''Marcel Mizzi''' ( - 4 February 2013) was Maltese Poet, Legal Procurator and MP. [[Category:Maltese Poets]]
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  • ...al News in Maltese Media'' investigated how credible the public thinks the Maltese media are. ...the European Union, followed by a general election and the first European Parliament elections.
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  • '''Nestu Laiviera''' (29 February 1908 - 11 January 1984) was a Maltese politician and actor. ...ing to start a career in politics. He was [[Malta Labour Party]] Member of Parliament for many years and twice President of the House of Representatives.
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  • '''John Buontempo''' was a Maltese diplomat and poet. [[Category:Maltese Members of Parliament]]
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  • '''Herbert Ganado''' (7 April 1906 - 8 April 1979) was a Maltese lawyer, editor, writer and politician. [[Category:Maltese Members of Parliament]]
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  • ...hembri''' was born on 3 February , 1976 at [[San Pawl il-Baħar]]. She is a Maltese lawyer in general practice. She has obtained a B.A. in Legal & Humanistic S ...riage Cases and Jurisprudence (2002) and has consequently practiced in the Maltese Ecclesiastical Tribunals until recently, when she was struck off the album
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  • Any Maltese personality with some connection to culture (in the broadest sense of the w * Tuesday 4 March: Dr. [[Kalċidon Zammit]], 83, Medical Doctor and Member of Parliament
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  • ...m his personal perspective on two very different structures: the new Malta Parliament building designed by Renzo Piano and the Great Wall of China. From the assu ...s has been compared to Jacques Louis David’s Oath of the Horatii (1784) by Maltese art critic Giulia Privitelli. In the hands of a masterful photographer, the
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  • ...soċjali tal-ħaddiema Maltin billi ta l-appoġġ tiegħu lill-Unione Politica Maltese, partit lemini. Saħansitra kien daħal f'koalizzjoni miegħu iżda kien mg [[Category:Maltese Members of Parliament
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  • Any Maltese personality with some connection to culture (in the broadest sense of the w ...Australia [https://timesofmalta.com/articles/view/lino-vella-editor-of-the-maltese-herald-in-australia-dies.928234], [https://www.maltatoday.com.mt/news/natio
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  • '''Rokku Abdilla''' (8 November 1932 - 22 January 2017) was a Maltese Politician. Abdilla was a member of parliament for the [[Partit Laburista]] for three consecutive legislatures from 22 Feb
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  • ...2000 exhibition Art in Malta Now. A bust of the eminent twentieth-century Maltese playwright Francis Ebejer (1925–1993) he made in 1965, eventually led to ...significant awareness of the gender gap, and ways to addresses it, in the Maltese art scene.
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  • Any Maltese personality with some connection to culture (in the broadest sense of the w ...bdilla-rokku/], [https://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20170206/local/parliament-pays-tribute-to-workers-champion-and-former-mp-rokku.638853], [https://www.
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  • Any Maltese personality with some connection to culture (in the broadest sense of the w * Friday 3 November: [[Joseph Saliba]], 84, Member of Parliament and Medical Doctor [http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20101104/soci
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  • Any Maltese personality with some connection to culture (in the broadest sense of the w * Tuesday 3 January: [[Silvio Parnis]], 58, Politician and former Member of Parliament, cancer [https://timesofmalta.com/articles/view/former-labour-mp-silvio-par
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