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Lovin Malta refuses to disclose government income

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Mark Camilleri
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Will Lovin Malta be ready to disclose how much of its income is from government revenues given that it is now promoting Andrew Tate?

Perhaps it is now in the government’s interest to review how public funds are being used by Lovin Malta, especially since the platform is contradicting the government’s recent statements against Andrew Tate’s influence in the country.

I’ve asked the owners of Lovin Malta to disclose their government revenues, however, they have so far refused to divulge this information.

Comments

  1. An avatar
    An

    Jew kemm jaqilaw mill attivitajiet tal MTA – mill istess public funds li f cirkostanzi ohra, jsabbtu sidirhom fuqom! Purcinelli!

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  2. Maria avatar
    Maria

    They also got a grant from the EU for their EP Election coverage, which was dismal. Not to mention their frequently inaccurate and biased international reporting. How is there no way to hold them accountable for spreading propaganda and falsehoods when they are making use of public national funds and EU funds as well?

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  3. stefan vassallo avatar
    stefan vassallo

    You too Lovin m?lta ,so, so Sad

    Reply

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