Archbishop Charles Scicluna on Friday said that there have been "too many accounts" of rich businessmen buying influence; politicians and public officials being corrupted; policemen assisting criminals; and journalists participating in wrongdoing instead of exposing it. Speaking at the State of the Nation conference, Scicluna said that "when informal
Archbishop Charles Scicluna has asked whether children growing up in Malta 50 years from now will still speak Maltese and feel connected to the country’s history, culture and identity. Addressing the State of the Nation conference at San Anton Palace, Scicluna invited those present to imagine a child being born in Malta half a century from today. Will
Archbishop Charles Scicluna has warned that Malta risks the “capture of the nation itself” if networks involving money, influence and access are allowed to become more powerful than the country’s institutions. Speaking at the State of the Nation conference, Scicluna made his first public comments since Yorgen Fenech’s acquittal, although he did not
