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Ċaqnu is in business with Delsk which explains why he sponsored Alex Agius Saliba’s meeting

The Polidano Group of the Polidano brothers, namely, Charles (Ċaqnu) Polidano are in businesses with Delsk through JWP Malta Ltd (a Delsk subsidiary) to whom they are leasing apartments for the bargain rate of €420 per month. This may also explain why Ċaqnu is sponsoring Alex Agius Saliba’s election campaign for the European parliament. It would be great if Polidano Group is asked about all the deals it is involved with Joseph Muscat and the companies he is fronting.

There are other notable individuals doing business with Delsk in this strange manner. In any case, if you are looking for bargain rentals that are not publicly advertised, call Delsk through its subsidiary JWP Malta.


Comments

  1. What a disgrace!!!! Where are the authorities??? Where is J Cardona and Minister Byron?? Renting at 420euro a month say 5,000 a year and client is requested to pay twice as much to become eligible. What checks are being done on the properties rented??? It is a whole conspiracy. Pity government people are involved..R Abela should intervene as Authorities wont move their fingers.

  2. But 420 Euros is still a great deal, if you get the so called tenant to agree never showing up at the property, thus making it available for short-let. One would speculate…
    And yes, as Xx concluded, for Jing Wang Properties it is a great business deal in any case, pocketing the difference to make the property qualify for RMA’s residency programme requirements.

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