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Apologia pro inertia mea

In defence of what has been perceived as J’accuse’s inertia on the recent scandalous business in the media and on the net.

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Arts Politics

Expresión

Where Colombian openness to nudity as a form of expression is seen from the perspective of Malta’s new Committee of the Wise Committed to Assessing the Obscene in the Name of the Hoi Polloi.

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Politics

All's Well?

Franco Debono has made his first intervention in parliament since missing a vote before Christmas. The Times stresses “the government’s decision to bring into force provisions of a 2002 law on legal aid to people under arrest” and that MP Debono is pleased with this decision.

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Bulgaria's Jeleva fails EP test

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Bulgarian Commissioner-Designate Rumiana Jeleva failed to answers questions on a company she owns during the hearings at the European Parliament which will decide on whether she becomes the EU’s Crisis Response commissioner. According to latest news Jeleva will be asked to step aside from the Barroso II Commission.

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Arts Politics

Freedom of Expression

or why Mark Camilleri (and Alex Vella Gera) really ought to be imprisoned for a sensible period of time

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Mediawatch Politics

Censorship

A classic speech from the movie “V for Vendetta”. Big brother and the controls on freedom. The theme is not a new one but remains as relevant as ever.