Cabinet secretary stonewalls on new €30,000 payment to disgraced ex-minister Justyne Caruana
Cabinet Secretary Mario Cutajar has refused to disclose whether shamed former Education Minister Justyne Caruana will be paid another €30,000
Cabinet Secretary Mario Cutajar has refused to disclose whether shamed former Education Minister Justyne Caruana will be paid another €30,000
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