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Letters to the editor - July 10, 2026
Watchdogs say the appointment puts a key figure from harassment campaigns in charge of internal security as Yorgen Fenech’s trial begins.
- Yorgen Fenech stands trial for the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia, while Glenn Bedingfield has been appointed to lead the Malta Police Force and national security apparatus.
- During his time in the Joseph Muscat-era OPM, Bedingfield led state-sponsored online campaigns against Caruana Galizia, according to reports and official inquiries.
- The Media Pluralism Monitor ranks Malta second to last in the European Union for press freedom, while Reporters Without Borders continues to classify the media environment as 'problematic'.
- According to The Daphne Caruana Galizia Foundation, placing a 'key operator' of harassment campaigns in charge of internal security represents a 'sickening irony' undermining the rule of law.
- Seven years after Fenech was charged, critics describe the trial's timing as 'cynical,' noting it begins mere weeks past a general election amid eroded democratic guardrails.
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