MALTA - AN ATMOSPHERE OF IMPUNITY
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Malta, the European Union's smallest state, spent a decade selling its signature: passports, gaming licenses, a bank license, state guarantees, a hospitals concession. Daphne Caruana Galizia wrote about the people around that trade until a car bomb killed her on 16 October 2017. This book follows the money she followed and the trials after: six men convicted in two murders, a former prime minister and his aides charged and untried, a pardoned middleman who admitted lying, and a 2026 jury acquittal, under appeal, of the businessman charged with commissioning the killing. Covers Daphne Caruana Galizia, Yorgen Fenech and 17 Black, Melvin Theuma, the Degiorgio and Agius brothers, Keith Schembri, Konrad Mizzi and Nexia BT, Joseph Muscat and Steward Health Care, Ali Sadr and Pilatus Bank, and Henley & Partners.
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