40. rocznica zamachu na św. Jana Pawła II - zaproszenie na uroczystości niedziela.pl - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from niedziela.pl Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Johann Buttigieg must be made to resign from his post at the Malta Tourism Authority immediately and those in power have to be held accountable at all costs, Moviment Graffitti said on Sunday.
In a statement following an article in
Times of Malta showing how the former Planning Authority chairman had expressed a willingness to “do business” with 17 Black owner Yorgen Fenech, Graffitti said the revelations corrobate what it has long been saying about the PA – that it is “wholly corrupt, and caters mostly, if not solely, to the interests of big business and the political class”.
Graffitti said the PA has long been granting construction magnates “unbridled power through their development projects”, which often run contrary to the needs of citizens.
Repubblika, PN call for Johann Buttigieg resignation following Yorgen Fenech revelations
The Former Planning Authority chairman Johann Buttigieg told alleged Daphne Caruana Galizia murder mastermind that he is always willing to do business with him
7 March 2021, 6:00pm
by Karl Azzopardi
The former chairman of the Planning Authority Johann Buttigieg told Yorgen Fenech that he is always willing to do business with him, according to messages between the two.
Times of Malta revealed how Buttigieg told the alleged Caruana Galizia murder mastermind that he was open to doing business during a March 2019 Whatsapp conversation.
Buttigieg, who is now Malta Tourism Authority CEO, was still heading the Planning Authority, and Yorgen Fenech’s link to his 17 Black company had already been revealed.
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