PN MP Michael Piccinino has taken aim at Culture Minister Malcolm Paul Agius Galea in Parliament after the minister refused to say for definite that Daphne Caruana Galizia was murdered because of her journalistic work. Speaking during today’s urgent parliamentary debate following Yorgen Fenech’s acquittal , Piccinino linked Agius Galea’s comments to
Rule of law NGO Repubblika has strongly condemned Culture Minister Malcolm Paul Agius Galea after he suggested it remains unclear whether Daphne Caruana Galizia was murdered because of her work as a journalist. “This is omertà,” Repubblika said in a scathing statement issued following the minister’s comments today. “This is complicity with the culture
Civil society NGO Repubblika has told Prime Minister Robert Abela that respecting the jury's verdict in Yorgen Fenech's trial does not mean it believes Malta's institutions worked as they should, accusing him of misrepresenting its reaction to the acquittal. Repubblika accused Abela of misrepresenting its reaction to Yorgen Fenech's acquittal, saying
Culture Minister Malcolm Paul Agius Galea has refused to say that Daphne Caruana Galizia was murdered for definite because of her journalistic work, insisting that people need to be “very careful” about reaching such a conclusion. The minister was questioned by Times of Malta journalists outside Parliament today as MPs returned for an urgent debate