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The Lovin Malta front page features a prominent story about the acquittal of Lorin Scicluna in the Lassana Cisse murder trial, which has sparked outrage and criticism of Malta's justice system. Other top stories cover heavy rainfall and flooding, a statement by Clyde Caruana regarding the budget…
Lorin Scicluna has been found not guilty of the murder of Lassana Cisse in an 8-1 jury verdict, leading to widespread public outrage and accusations that Malta's justice system is broken.
Significant rainfall has caused severe flooding on Salini Road, transforming it into a river as storms sweep across Malta.
Minister Clyde Caruana states that the recent budget has provoked strong reactions and defends it against critics.
Maltese footballer Haley Bugeja has become the all-time leading foreign goalscorer for Inter Women, marking a historic achievement.
Lovin Malta is celebrating its 10th anniversary, having achieved 208 million monthly views and accumulating 800,000 followers.
The organization Momentum has strongly condemned the acquittal in the Lassana Cisse murder trial, calling Malta's justice system 'broken'.
In the Lassana Cisse trial, Lorin Scicluna was found guilty of two charges but cleared of seven others by the jury.
An opinion piece suggests that Serbia's students have taken action, questioning why similar initiative is not being taken in Malta.
Following an ethics complaint regarding a Yorgen Fenech survey, the university has dismissed the matter, leading to sharp exchanges between Marmarà and Cassola.
An opinion piece advocates for a strategy of constructing fewer housing units to improve living spaces.
