The Nationalist Party’s Parliamentary Group has unanimously agreed that, on Thursday 6th July, which is dedicated to the Opposition, a discussion and a vote will take place related to the motion moved by the party to hold a public inquiry in regards to Jean Paul Sofia’s death.
Taking to social media, Nationalist Party leader Bernard Grech said that the Prime Minister is still sticking to his guns and ‘does not want a public inquiry about the tragic death of the young Jean Paul.
‘I appeal to the government to show through their vote that they wish justice should take place and that they wish to reveal the full truth’, wrote Grech.
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