- Murder Daphne Caruana Galicia, released former Chief of Staff of Muscat
- Murder Daphne Caruana, again arrested entrepreneur who had been released from prison
- Free on bail Maltese businessman investigated for Daphne Caruana murder
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November 29, 2019The request for the pardon of entrepreneur Yorgen Fenech involved in the murder of journalist Dafne Caruana Galicia is being rejected by the cabinet of the Malta government. Prime Minister Joseph Muscat announced this at the end of the meeting of the executive branch stating that he abstained. "He received two requests of grace for Fenech. On the first Sunday with the negative opinion of the police chief and the attorney general I rejected - he declared - and the second in these hours. Despite the new negative opinion of the police chief and the prosecutor general I decided to abstain and to have the cabinet decided that unanimously rejected it ".Yesterday among the protesters outside the headquarters of the Maltese government there was also Matthew Caruana Galicia, son of the killed journalist Daphne. They demanded "justice" after the release of Keith Schembri, former Chief of Staff of Prime Minister Joseph Muscat. Schermbri was released from prison - according to police reports - after intense investigations conducted in recent days regarding evidence against him for the murder "of journalist Daphne Caruana Galicia. The main suspect in the murder, manager Yorgen Fenech, had indicated Schembri as the mind of murder.