Tag: Daphne Caruana Galizia
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Labour ups its attacks against Prosecutors
Yesterday, just right after the Prime Minister criticised Prosecutors for charging suspects on criminal conspiracy charges, Joseph Muscat’s criminal faction within the Labour Party quickly opened up an attack against Prosecutors accusing them of leaking information to the Times of Malta. Yesterday, Times of Malta published a story about the jurors who acquitted Yorgen Fenech…
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Deputy-Prime Minister breaks away from party line and acknowledges the fight for justice for Daphne Caruana Galizia
Deputy Prime Minister Ian Borg is positively surprising readers and the general public today after stating that Repubblika has the right to display its banners in Valletta and should be allowed this right. This is extremely significant, even if you may think that we are celebrating small mercies — it is still very significant. This…
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The Prime Minister should commemorate Daphne Caruana Galizia to reduce national divisions
Let’s be honest. The reason why the Labour Party’s propaganda machine has kept spreading hatred and bile against the famiytof Daphne Cruan is that the Labour Party leader and Prime Minister allows it. The individuals in the Labor Party’s top brass have done nothing to stop it. Even the President of the Labour Party, Alex…
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We want to be proud of our country – Matthew Caruana Galizia
Matthew Caruana Galizia gave a speech before a concert in Valletta, saying that we want to be proud of Malta. He said that when we think of Israel, we don’t think of its beautiful landscape and beaches, but we think of its genocide in Gaza. He made the same comparison to Malta, saying that we…
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Valletta Local Council refuses to grant permit for banners commemorating Daphne Caruana Galizia
Daphne Caruana Galizia was murdered on October 16th, 2017. Since then, several organisations such as Repubblika have put up banners at Valletta’s City Gate to commemorate her on the day of her murder. Protests were also organised on this date to call for justice over her murder. Repubblika is now announcing that the Valletta Local…
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Convicted for laundering Yorgen Fenech’s blood money
Yorgen Fenech’s murder case and the outcome of his trial have taken another, even more bizarre twist. Mario Degiorgio, the older brother of Alfred and George Degiorgio, who are in jail after carrying out the hit against Daphne Caruana Galizia, was earlier this week convicted of money laundering and sentenced to two years in prison,…
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Owen Bonnici confirms he discussed conditions of Public Inquiry with Judge Vincent De Gaetano
Current Social Housing Minister and former Justice Minister Owen Bonnici has confirmed that discussions took place with former Chief Justice Vincent De Gaetano over the conditions and practical arrangements of the public inquiry into the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia after Judge De Gaetano had been approached to lead it. In a bizarre post that…
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Attorney-General files appeal on Yorgen Fenech’s verdict based on points of law
Earlier today the Attorney-General has filed their appeal in Court against the Court’s verdict of Yorgen Fenech freeing him conspiracy to commit murder and collusion with a criminal network. The appeal is very extensive and includes multiple contestations on points of law include contestations against a series of decision taken by the Judge, and a long…
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Protest for Daphne followed by wave of online misogyny
A wave of online misogyny and abuse has followed last Wednesday’s protest for Daphne Caruana Galizia in Valletta. Labour Party supporters, who have been thought to hate Daphne Caruana Galizia over the years, reacted to the news and imagery of the protests with online abuse and misogyny. Comments even included men telling women they wished…
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Jason Azzopardi to go live today on Net TV
Jason Azzopardi has been invited by Net TV to answer some questions will be going live tonight at 6.15pm. This is probably the most awaited news item and interview of the day as the press is publishing the story about the jurors being investigated by the Police. A press release by the Police has stated…
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Maltese expatriates in Europe joined calls for justice for Daphne
Yesterday, thousands of Maltese citizens took to the street of Valletta calling for justice for Daphne Caruana Galizia but Maltese expatriates all over Europe joined the calls from citiy capitals. Demonstrations also took place in London (featured), Brussels (below), Dublin, Paris, Berlin, and The Hague. Footage below from Paris. …
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The Opposition Leader has changed his mind on protests
Opposition Leader Alex Borg seems to have made a transformative political journey from being a politician who dismissed protests as useless to being the one who organises them. He was also present yesterday at the protest for Daphne Caruana Galizia, along with Adrian Delia and other PN deputies. The Opposition Leader is evolving and maturing,…