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It-Tlettax-Il Leġiżlatura Pl 5604 IT-TLETTAX-IL LEĠIŻLATURA P.L. 5604 Dokument imqiegħed fuq il-Mejda tal-Kamra tad-Deputati fis-Seduta Numru 378 tas-26 ta’ Ottubru 2020 mill-Kap tal-Oppożizzjoni. ___________________________ Raymond Scicluna Skrivan tal-Kamra 10/26/2020 Malta, l'isola dell'impunita ecco chi vuole insabbiare Ia verita su Daphne - Ia Repubblica ABBONATI [ill = MENU Q_ CERCA Ia Repubblica ABBONATI QUOTIDIANO [ID (i} Esteri l\lalta, l'isola dell'impunita ecco chi v110le insabbiarc Ia Yerita su Daphne dai nostri inviati CARLO BONINI e GIULIANO FOSCHINI L 'indagine sui mandanti della giornalista uccisa e ferma, il govern a vuole aiTestare la sua fonte. Sei mesi dopa, il delitto Caruana Galizia e diventato un caso europeo 12 APRILE 2018 PUBBLICATO + Dl UN ANNO FA @ 4° MIN UTI Dl LETTURA f m ® LA VALLETTA - In cima alla antica Rocca, quella da cui tuona a salve il cannone della memoria due volte al giorno, c'e chi vuole che il volto in bianco e nero di Daphne Caruana Galizia non sorrida pili. Perche c'e me1noria e 1Tie1noria. E dunque, come accade con un fantasma della cui ombra si ha urgenza di liberarsi, da settimane mani zelanti rimuovono di notte cio che mani generose ricostruiscono di giorno: !'ultima traccia ancora tangibile dell'esistenza di Daphne. II suo memorial e. Foto in bianco e nero, in un letto di fiori e candele, alla base di una scultura marmorea, epigrafe della sua vita, spezzata da un'autobomba sei mesi fa, aile 14 e 58 minuti del16 Ottobre 2017, nella campagna di Bidnija.Nella furia iconoclasta di chi cancella c'e un riflesso condizionato e un'involontaria ammissione. Che il nome della giornalista investigativa che aveva messo a nudo il Potere - politico e finanziario - dell'isola, la sua corruzione, sia un'onta al sentimento di una intera nazione. E, dunque, che quel ricordo vada cancellato con la stessa protervia che il Potere aveva riservato a Daphne da viva. Quando la additavano come una "strega" da bruciare, la trascinavano 46 volte in tribunale per diffamazione, le congelavano i conti in banca per demolirne l'ostinazione nella denuncia. • L . w '.~ r~' ' '. •'t :- ' . https://www.repubblica.iUesteri/20 18/04/13/news/malta _l_isola_dell_impunita_ ecco_ chi_v uole_i nsabbiare _Ia _ verita _su _ daphne-1 93 713610/ 1/ 11 10/26/2020 Malta , l'isola dell'impunita ecco chi vuole insabbiare Ia verita su Daphne - Ia Repubblica Ilinemoriale riinosso Ancora giovedl notte, in Republic Street, il corso pedonale che taglia il quadrilatero dei palazzi del Potere, scopettoni, detersivi e sacchi dell'ilninondizia hanna inghiottito per l'ennesima volta fio ri, messaggi, candele che, da sei mesi, hanno trasformato il basamento in marmo del "Great Siege Monument", la scultura che ricorda il Grande assedio dell565, in un memoriale spontaneo. Perche la giustizia maltese, che di fronte al monumento hail suo Palazzo dei tribunali, non dilnenticasse di rispondere aile uniche domande che oggi contano. Dentro e fuori l'isola di Malta. Chi ha ordinato la n1o1te di Daphne? Quali fili non dovevano pili toccare le sue inchieste? E come e stato possibile che in un Paese dell'Unione Europea una giornalista sia stata ridotta al silenzio con un'autobon1ba? Ma, ancora giovedl pon1eriggio, le foto e i fiori di Daphne sono riapparsi. Almena fino al prossimo colpo di ramazza. https://www. repubblica.itlesteri/20 18/04/13/news/malta _l_iso la _de ll_impunita _ ecco_ chi_ vuole_ insabbiare _Ia_ verita _ su _ daphne-19371361 0/ 2/1 1 10/26/2020 Malta. l'isola dell'impunita ecco chi vuole insabbiare Ia verita su Daph ne- Ia Repubblica Perche nella citta e nel Paese scelti dall'Unione come capitale della cultura europea peril 2018, la damnatio me1noriae e cominciata almena da febbraio. Con le parole postate sul proprio profilo Face book da Jason Micallef, presidente della Fondazione "Valletta 2018" responsabile perle celebrazioni e gli eventi messi in calendario dal Governo laburista del premier Joseph Muscat, il Grande Accusato da Daphne. E suo Grande Accusatore. «Mi oppoiTO- aveva scritto Micallef- a qualunque iniziativa voglia trasformare il Grand Siege Monument in un memoriale permanente di Daphne Caruana Galizia. Come Paese sovrano, non possia1no accettare lo svilimento di un monu1nento storico che celebra una delle pili grandi vittorie di sempre di lVIalta>>. Era quindi arrivata la risposta di Corinne Vella, una delle sorelle di Daphne («Micallef, che spende centinaia di migliaia di euro dei contribuenti in vanitosi progetti che ingmnbrano le pubbliche piazze, ha obiezioni su dei fiori deposti in Inemoria di una donna che da viva lo aveva chia1nato a rispondere della corruzione dei suoi padrini al Governo. Confonde la democrazia in azione con il rumore delle posticce parate da Corea del Nord»). La Castilla, l'Europa, l'Fbi La sfida della me1noria in Republic Street si consu1na mentre, assediato nella Castilla, sede del Palazzo del Governo, il premier laburista Joseph Muscat, come pure gli umnini chiave del suo Gabinetto, si muovono in uno straniante copione che evidentemente ha deciso di rimuovere «il problema Daphne Caruana». Fin qui, Muscat e i suoi hanno navigato a vista. Alla giornata. E, a oggi, non siva oltre generiche indicazioni che rimandano a «un'inchiesta ancora in corso» sui movente e i mandanti di un omicidio che e e resta oggettivamente politico. Sul piano dell'immagine c'e invece un goffo tentativo di spin (un annuncio nelle ultilne 24 ore di misure triennali «per rendere pili efficiente il contrasto al riciclaggio e al gioco d'azzardo») che, nelle intenzioni del Governo, dovrebbe attutire la tempesta che si e andata addensando in Europa, Dove, in questi sei https://www.repubblica .iUesteri/20 18/04/13/news/malta_l_isola _dell _impunita_ ecco_chi_ vuole _insabbiare _Ia _ve rita_su _daphne-19371361 0/ 3/11 10/26/2020 Malta, l'isola dell'impunita ecco chi vuole insabbiare Ia verita su Daphne - Ia Repubblica 1nesi, i fatti hanno cominciato a rendere giustizia a quello che Daphne, sola, aveva denunciato da viva. N ell'ordine. Primo: due diverse comn1issioni di inchiesta del Parlamento europeo hanno illu1ninato i buchi e le ineffi.cienze della legislazione antiriciclaggio maltese; la pericolosita di un programma di vendita dei passaporti e dunque della cittadinanza n1altese a chiunque, oligarca russo piuttosto che sceicco del Golfo, o satrapo asiatica, possa sborsare 650mila euro; la mancanza di indipendenza del potere giudiziario rispetto all'esecutivo. Secondo: il consiglio di Europa, con una risoluzione che sara presto sottoposta al voto, ha dubitato dell'indipendenza dell'inchiesta sui mandanti dell'assassinio e considera la possibilita di inviare sull'isola un osservatore indipendente che ne verifichi la correttezza. Come in un paese del terzo mondo. Terzo: la Banca Centrale europea ha avviato un'inchiesta sulla Pilatus Bank, snodo, secondo Daphne, della corruzione e del riciclaggio di denaro sull'isola e su cui sarebbe transitato un milione di dollari a beneficia di Michelle Muscat, moglie del premier. Prezzo - secondo quanto ricostruito da Daphne - di relazioni apache tra il governo de La Valletta e il regilne azero. Di pili: a fine marzo, l'Fbi ha arrestato per riciclaggio (115 milioni di dollari) e frode bancaria il proprietario della Pilatus Bank, l'iraniano Ali Sadr Hasheminejad. https:llwww.repubblica .it/esteri/20 18/04/13/news/malta_ l_iso la_ dell_impunita _ ecco_ chi_ vuole _insabbiare _Ia _ verita_ su_ daphne-193 713610/ 4/11 10/26/2020 Malta. l'isola dell'impunita ecco chi vuole insabbiare Ia verita su Daphne- Ia Repubblica Malta, uccisa Ia reporter Daphne Caruana Galizia: l'autobomba esplosa undefined I di 1-4 < > La giornalista e blogger Daphne Caruana Gali7-ia e stata uccisa a Bidnija. nel11sola di 11Ialta, da una bo1nba che ha fatto saltare in aria Ja sua auto, una Peugeot 108, n1entre lei era a bordo. E 1norta sui colpo. La repor ter si era appena 1nessa alla guida quando ]a deflagrazione e al·-venuta, in una Strada 110 11 fllO]to distante da casa sua. Caruana Galizia staYa indagando su scandali di coiTuzione che coinnJlgerebbero, tra gli altrL Ja n1oglie del prhno zninistro 111altese Joseph J!uscat, che sarebbe ilnplicata nel caso del Pana1na Paper. "EraFazno ne1nici- ha detto il preznier -, 111a questa e un atto barbarico. Non riposero finclu.§ non avren1o giustizia" LEG(;] L'r1RTICOLO Gli affari opachi Joseph Muscat ha sempre negato. La storia della Pilatus «e una grande n1enzogna», dice. Come una menzogna sarebbero le opacita del progra1n1na di vendita dei passaporti e illassismo nei controlli antiriciclaggio. Conviene prenderne atto e raccogliere in proposito le parole di Eva Joly. Parlamentare europea francese, gia p1n del "affaire Elf", l'inchiesta giudiziaria che, negli anni '90, svelo per la prima volta la rete globale di corruzione che teneva e tiene insieme i paradisi off-shore, e oggi a Bruxelles vicepresidente della Commissione di inchiesta sui caso "Panama Papers", il mastodontico leak di documenti ~ https://www.repubb lica .it/esteri/20 18/04/13/news/malta _l_isola_ dell_impunita_ ecco_ chi_ vuole_ insabbiare _Ia _ verita _ su_ daphne-193713610/ 5/11 10/26/2020 Malta, I' isola delrimpunita ecco chi vuole insabbiare Ia verita su Daphne - Ia Repubblica riservati provenienti dallo studio legale Mossack Fonseca che, due anni fa, ha consentito di svelare i depositi su conti off-shore di esponenti politici e ilnprenditori delle classi dirigenti di mezzo Inondo (a quelleak aveva lavorato anche Daplme). Dice la Joly a Repubblica (la sua intervista e parte del docu1nentario "Daphne"): «A Malta regna l'ilnpunita: per il riciclaggio, per la vendita dei passaporti. E questa in un Paese dove la magistratura e le forze di polizia non sono indipendenti. Malta e diventata la porta d'Europa peril denaro sporco e il crimine organizzato».
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