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Malta, Before and After Yorgen Fenech’s Arrest: Institutional Murder Cover-up and Struggle for Democracy

October 16, 2020 by Raisa Galea Leave a Comment

People might be misled into thinking they have nothing to worry about: unlike the journalist, they do not intend to cause “trouble” to moguls. Some might assume that bowing to crooks in power guarantees their safety. But this idea is deceptive.

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Filed Under: Society & Politics Tagged With: corruption, Daphne Caruana Galizia, justice

A Truly Democratic Civil Society Is Our Only Hope

July 15, 2020 by Kurt Borg Leave a Comment

Our politicians have made a joke of institutions, procedures, décor, political debate and partisan politics. This is what will continue to dominate the political landscape if it is not for a strong democratic civil society.

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Filed Under: Society & Politics Tagged With: Civil Society Network, corruption, democracy

‘Die with the Lie’

January 9, 2020 by The IotL Magazine Leave a Comment

Perhaps, Konrad Mizzi fears that migrants rioting against injustice could inspire the Maltese electorate to follow their example. Luckily for him, it’s the migrants who seem to be the only ones pissed off enough to riot. Meanwhile, his electorate obediently swallows abuse.

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Filed Under: More Isles of the Left, Society & Politics Tagged With: corruption, racism, xenophobia

Daphne Caruana Galizia’s Polarised Legacy: Hero Abroad, an Enemy at Home

October 16, 2019 by Raisa Galea Leave a Comment

To grasp the reasons for the immense disparity between Daphne Caruana Galizia’s international fame and her formally ostracized status in Malta, we should begin by understanding how her legacy is perceived outside of Malta and nationally.

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Filed Under: More Isles of the Left, Society & Politics Tagged With: corruption, Daphne Caruana Galizia, democracy, justice

Digging Deeper into the Root Cause of Clientelism in Malta

May 25, 2019 by The IotL Magazine Leave a Comment

Maltese citizens need to abandon a hypocritical approach to politics. We need to sit down and have a rational debate on how to politically modernise our polity—this is what Malta needs most right now.

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Filed Under: More Isles of the Left, Society & Politics Tagged With: clientelism, corruption, democracy

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