The Opposition Party demanded a police investigation into a draft deal which would have resulted in a company linked to the Labour government to receive €200,000 from murder suspect Yorgen Fenech. The suspect was lead promoter of the Electrogas consortium when the deal was drafting, being the winning bidder for the venture backed by the government to build a new gas-fired power station.
Former PL mayor Charles Azzopardi addressed a press conference in which he accused the government for facilitating and failing to fight corruption. Now a PN candidate, Azzopardi said that a government who acted in such a way could never get Malta off the FATF grey list.
Fellow PN candidate Mark Anthony Sammut backed up Azzopardi’s claims saying that ‘this was an organised system of criminality.’ Sammut accused the government of a ‘whole bribery structure’, with people turning a blind eye, banks facilitating suspicious transactions and resulting in a context of people ready to kill.
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