Robert Abela declined to comment on reports that Clayton Bartolo’s wife, Amanda Muscat, received over €120,000 in payments from Fortina, which have come under police scrutiny. “I do not comment on pending investigations. God forbid I did so. I also believe that the press should not involve itself in pending investigations, as it prejudices the case
Former Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo has denied any wrongdoing in an investigation into alleged kickbacks involving his wife, Amanda Muscat, insisting there is “no case” against either of them. In a Facebook post, Bartolo said the probe, prompted by a report from the Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit (FIAU), had been “comprehensive and wide-ranging
Former Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo has insisted there is "no case" against him or his wife, issuing a detailed Facebook statement hours before a report by Times of Malta was published on Monday outlining fresh developments in an ongoing police investigation. Bartolo said that over the past year he and his wife, Amanda Muscat, had been subject
Clayton Bartolo’s wife, Amanda Muscat , received over €120,000 in payments from Fortina, with the transactions coming under the scrutiny of a police investigation. The former tourism minister and Muscat were both questioned last year about the payments as part of a wider police probe into potential corruption that kicked off in December 2024. Times
Clayton Bartolo’s wife, Amanda Muscat , received over €120,000 in payments from Fortina, with the transactions coming under the scrutiny of a police investigation. The former tourism minister and Muscat were both questioned last year about the payments as part of a wider police probe into potential corruption that kicked off in December 2024. Times
