MATTHEW VELLA
THE family of slain journalist Daphne
Caruana Galizia has penned a letter to the
Slovenian presidency of the EU, calling for
a stop to European funds that could finance
Malta's gas pipeline project.
Later today, Matthew Caruana Galizia
will be holding a joint conference with
two MEPs, Claudia Gamon and Marie
Toussaint, on the funds. Both MEPs are
shadow rapporteurs on the TEN-E file
for the Renew group and Greens/EFA
group respectively.
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Caruana Galizias say gas
pipeline triggers €100m
payment to Electrogas
Iklin shooting:
victim solicited
cash to change
testimony
Labour
landslide or
wipeout? The
PN's prospects
Family tells Slovenian EU
Presidency that the public
funds for the €400 million
gas pipeline would also be
flowing "to the owners of
a corrupt project"
MATTHEW AGIUS
A court has been told how a man
accused of a shooting in Iklin had
admitted to the crime immedi-
ately and that the Police had also
arrested the victim, whilst he was
still in hospital, after receiving in-
formation that he had been trying
to solicit money in exchange for
changing his version of events in
the investigation.
Magistrate Monica Vella contin-
ued to hear evidence in the case
against Ryan Sultana on Tuesday.
Sultana, 24, of Iklin stands charged
with shooting and grievously injur-
ing a 55-year-old man, in a dispute
thought to revolve around fraud.
PN division call pushes
final vote on cannabis
reform to next week
