Andrew Caruana Galizia: "society's response to the assassination changed the country's destiny"

On 16 October 2017, Daphne Caruana Galizia was killed by a powerful car bomb minutes after leaving her home. She was Malta’s best-known and most widely read journalist. Her investigations routinely set the national agenda. Her most sensational case - alleging links between the prime minister’s wife, a Panama shell company, and suspicious transactions from the Azerbaijani regime - forced a snap election four months before her assassination.
Her son, Andrew Caruana Galizia, co-founded the Daphne Foundation, which works to support the efforts of investigative journalists and to end impunity for the murder of journalists.
He spoke to the Global Initiative about how society's response to the assassination of his mother changed the course of history for Malta.
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