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Arts Minister defends censorship of controversial carnival float: The Headlines – The Independent

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The Independent speaks to Minister for the Arts Jose Herrera after a carnival float featuring the archbishop was banned. Herrera said that the state has an obligation to protect citizens from humiliation.

Another story says that the Environmental and Resources Authority and Infrastructure Malta are working together to make sure that Wied Qirda in Żebbuġ is protected during repair works that are being carried out.

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