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Corruption pays: the women elected to Parliament and those to be elected through the Gender Corrective Mechanism
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Corruption pays: the women elected to Parliament and those to be elected through the Gender Corrective Mechanism
Rosianne Cutajar, who featured heavily in the Labour Party’s general election campaign, has been elected to Parliament. She was investigated over corruption and money laundering over her “gifts” from Yorgen Fenech and the fraudulent ITS contract she acquired. Police Commissioner Angelo Gafà and the Attorney General vetoed her prosecution. On the other hand, Ramona Attard, Robert Abela’s trusted associate, who had been co-opted into Parliament, h…
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