Nine years after Daphne Caruana Galizia's assassination in Malta, the main recommendations of the public inquiry have still not been implemented.
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- The public inquiry report was published in July 2021, so it is roughly five years (not nine) since the report itself; the 'nine years' refers to the time elapsed since the assassination (October 2017).
- Sources describe the implementation as 'unfinished' rather than wholly absent, indicating that a number of recommendations have been partially advanced or are under consultation (e.g. media reform public consultation in late 2025), so the claim that the main recommendations 'have still not been implemented' glosses over partial progress.
- The MEP (David Casa, PN, EPP) is an opposition politician, so the framing emphasises government inaction; the underlying factual assertion is nonetheless corroborated by independent international bodies.
- Several sources consulted are dated 2026 (CPJ September 2026; Daphne Foundation July 2026), i.e. after the session date of 7 October 2026 in some cases; the European Commission Rule of Law Report and earlier Council of Europe documents predate the session.