Political Fallout Widens After Fenech Verdict; AG Faces Resignation Calls
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The political repercussions of the Yorgen Fenech acquittal intensified today, with Prime Minister Robert Abela reportedly stunned by the verdict and the Nationalist Party demanding the resignation of Attorney General Victoria Buttigieg. The Caruana Galizia family's lawyer has also indicated grounds for an investigation into alleged witness collusion, adding another dimension to the ongoing legal and political controversy.
In other news, statistician Vincent Marmarà denied allegations of attempting to target potential jurors with a survey. Authorities made two arrests in Valletta following a suspected drug deal and a police chase. Additionally, a new report highlights that Malta now has the highest obesity rate within the European Union.
On a positive note, Lovin Malta announced its acquisition of Love Malta, a move aimed at strengthening its position as a leading media platform on the islands.