Maltese MEP Alfred Sant told the European Parliament that if banks from Cyprus, Greece or Malta had been involved in the Cum Ex scandal the ongoing naming and shaming proceedings would not have been so mild as it was with banks in the larger member states involved in this scandal. The Cum Ex scandal revealed
Former Prime Minister and Maltese MEP Alfred Sant told the European Parliament that should there be any other EU government wishing to exit, it will have learnt the lesson of not doing it the British way. Dr Sant, reacting on the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, mentioned the Versailles Treaty of 1918 which tempted the
Maltese MEP Alfred Sant has asked the European Commission to clarify the minimum duration of a flight delay that entitles a passenger for compensation under EU law. The Maltese MEP said there is clearly a discrepancy between ‘the three hours’ stated on the Commission’s web portal, and ‘the two hours’ stated in the Regulation on
Digitalization may offer people a chance of upward social mobility in countries where this has typically been very difficult for the majority of the population, Maltese MEP Alfred Sant said in an intervention on the report ‘Digitalisation for development: reducing poverty through technology’ at the European Parliament . The Maltese MEP voted in favour of
A spokesman for the European Commission and for the European Commissioner for Justice Vera Jourova declined to comment after Maltese MEP Alfred Sant declared that the EC targets smaller banks in small EU states like Malta, while turning a blind eye on such crimes at bigger European banks. The EC spokesman told KYC 360 that
“Mit-tifkiriet li għandi tat-tabib Ċensu Moran, l-aktar li jibqgħu msammra f’moħħi huma dawn: Niftakru bħala ministru tas-saħħa, jdawwar lili u lil tnejn minn sħabi ma’ xi swali tal-isptar San Luqa. L-istrajk tat-tobba kien għadu fis-seħħ imma l-agħar kien ilu ftit li għadda. Kienet ħaġa ċara li Dr Moran kien jaf l-isptar minn ġewwa sa barra,
