La Valette, Malte. 16 Février, 2019. MANUEL journaliste Delia, qui a récemment déposé des plaintes contre l'instruction juridique Owen BONNICI pour la compensation des bougies et des photos. Plus d'un an après l'assassinat du journaliste maltais 2017th Daphne CARUANA GALIZIA, le procès contre trois accusés du meurtre continue avec le Conseil de l'Europe et ses partenaires indiquant 'aucune indication Malte étudie qui a commandé l'assassinat de Daphne CARUANA GALIZIA''. Galizia a été signalé sur les crimes financiers internationaux, que nous Crédit :

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February 16, 2019 - Valletta, Malta - Journalist MANUEL DELIA, who has recently filed legal complaints against Magistrate OWEN BONNICI for the clearing of the candles and photos. Well over a year since the October 2017th assassination of Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, the court cases against three defendants accused of the murder continues on with the Council of Europe and its partners stating “no credible indication Malta is investigating who commissioned the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia”. Galizia was reporting on high-level, international financial crimes that were linked to Maltese politicians and businesspeople. A small group of primarily female activists under the banner of Occupy Justice Malta regularly plans and carries out performance demonstrations and monthly vigils on or about the anniversary of the assassination. The group lays candles for Daphne Galizia at the Siege Memorial, which are often swiftly cleared, allegedly at the behest of Magistrate Owen Bonnici. Journalist Manuel Delia has therefore lobbed legal complaints against Bonnici citing free speech, but courts have judged that Delia has no proof he himself laid any candles or flowers down at the monument. The investigations into the murder have brought in many names from Malta’s business and political elite and linked them to financial irregularities and corrupt practices. Among them being Yorgen Fenech alleged to be owner of 17 Black, gaming/casino venture. (Credit Image: © Sachelle Babbar/ZUMA Wire)

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