Malta's Deputy PM: 'Freedom of expression is threatened' | DW English
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- čas přidán 13. 12. 2017
- After the brutal murder of 'Panama Papers' journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia: Has the Maltese government allowed the emergence of a mafia haven? Tim Sebastian meets Malta's Deputy Prime Minister Chris Fearne.
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If this guy is not part of the Mafia nobody is...
@mindyourbusiness he's the deputy leader... your assertions are unfounded and blindfully willing
Are you still saying ‘allegations’ Mr.Chris Fearne?
I am 54 seconds into the video and know a lot already...
What a great journalist Tim Sebastian is!
"Mafia" exists in one form or another in almost all countries. Malta is a small country and it is inexcusable that the police in Malta do not know whom their "Mafia Kingpins" are. When they resort to a "car bomb" killing of a journalist investigating corruption on this "small island"; they need to be investigated and "brought out into the open"; which is what they "fear" most of all. Focus media attention on them...on whom they might be....and you will discover much....then you must act
The labour cabinet.always defended even they don't agree amongst they cannot admit to the world as they cannot lose what they are stealing besides that. There reputation and there is no prescription.in Malta for these mafia.crimes from the establishmenst
Well done! 👏Tim Sebastian on this show (Conflict zone).
I like the manner in which you do not MINCE your words and kept the interviewee/s 'on their toes'. You however caused them to 'begin to stutter and stammer'. 🙂Learning a lot about Malta.
Phenomenal interview. Well done, DW.
Much more phenomenal was the deputy leader Chris Fearne. DW based the interview on allegations without any proof
The proof is all there, but it cannot be seen by brainwashed sheep.
Edward Muscat she wasn't hated only by blinded pn supporters. So you're saying that most of the maltese are crooks? What about the people that got offended by her when she said she's doing a party because our beloved ex prime minister Dom Mintoff died? You think they loved her? Oh no but to blinded people like you, they are crooks
now he is going to step down in January - is that a shredder I hear? Is that computers being triple deleted?
Great interview by Tim... and never seen anyone as complacent as Malta's Deputy Prime Minister
*Complicit is the word you´re looking for.
12:37 It's Finland
What alot of lies
Excellent interviewer! The interviewer did an awesome job!!!
The interviewee answers are as slippery as an eel on ice.
😂
Better unitedkindom speak about the family court.
To have a lawyer you need to spend 300 pounds an hour, if you have not that money but you work you can't have lawyer,
The father is trying to see his daughter, but if he has no money he can't do nothing.
Plus child maintenance phone him to pay certain amounts of money with out take inconsiderate how much money he have to pay for rent and to keep a roof on his head.
Were are the human rights.
They were ready to put this person on the street plus not helping his daughter to see her father.
Were are the human right's?
You need money if you are going to have children!
Got no money? Wear a f**king condom.
Whatever you do, dont have children then cry about No Money.
Malta does NOT uphold European standards - even their own planning department does not listen to the government.
No one should be murdered but it's got nothing to do with other countries as avry country has its problems
This interview is beyond ridiculous. Lies and false information. Malta keeps trying to sell itself as a wonderful destination, friendly people and a place to open a business, but sadly it’s the complete opposite. Come on over and start up a business, or work for cheap salary, try taking the bus to work in the morning, or perhaps rent a place right next to construction all around you. Just listen to this interview, this guy is trying to make you eat a cake that tastes like s#it .
Italian mafia,Russian mafia ,Serbian mafia etc there all there big style ,my motherland is loosing it's charm very quickly
m.o.k.a.
Good interview kept him on his toes he stammered digusting only 2 solved out of 28 money speaks disguting selling passports he doesn't give a fig as long he gets the money
intervieur keeps interupting indecently.He is completely biased and throwing accusations on what he heard from others and presenting no evidence.
We´re very fortunate to have you chime in with your unbiased takes. Bless.
Yes, selling passports is a good thing, as it is right for other countrys to do so, so, why not us ? If anybody that comes on a boat, lets say Syrian terrorists, we dont know who they are, are given asylum to them, why not a Russian milionere?
You bunch of crook, don't worry God see that you are number one layers in the world, so, wait you will be the 2nd Syria, OK mafiia grown?