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Psychedelic
drugs could
become 'the
new cannabis'
PAGES 2 - 3
Therapists
refute claims of
harmful impact
on children
PAGES 10 - 11
Bullying in
schools is down
and students feel
safer, study shows
PAGES 12 - 13
Legalise it? Pride dance Schools
Jean Paul Sofia
maltatoday
Labour MPs face angry
backlash after snubbing
grieving parents
Too many offices
Smart City
ditches
office space
for student
campuses
New masterplan
eliminates villas on
38,000sq.m of fields near
St Peter's battery which
will be retained as a
green open space
An Opposition
motion calling for
a public inquiry
into the death
of 20-year-old
Jean Paul Sofia
was rejected
after government
voted against
and now, the 40
Labour MPs are
facing backlash
from constituents
and grassroots
supporters
PAGE 4
KURT SANSONE
LABOUR MPs are facing
an angry backlash after op-
posing a public inquiry into
Jean Paul Sofia's death, rep-
resenting a turning point for
the Abela administration.
The backlash is not con-
fined to middle of the road
voters with MPs coming un-
der fire even from grassroots
supporters.
A handful of MPs who
spoke to MaltaToday on
condition of anonymity
to be able to speak freely,
reported receiving angry
emails and messages from
constituents following
Wednesday's parliamentary
vote.
JEROME CARUANA
CILIA argues that
Robert Abela is
creating a climate
of fear
INTERVIEW MT2
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The moment Jean Paul Sofia's parents
confronted government MPs in parliament
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