Regarding the 8.3 million that former minister silvania arranged for an individual in malta, it is fully justified
With this press statement, Suzy Römer places the issue of offshore gaming in the correct context.
Fact: Minister of Justice Suzy Camelia-Römer passed the offshore gambling law in 1993. Suzy did not issue a single permit to any company or person. Therefore, Javier Silvania continues down the path that characterizes his persona of deceiving and manipulating public opinion. Suzy’s successor, Minister of Justice Pedro Atacho, granted permits to specific companies based on the law, and every Minister of Justice continued working with the law.
It is more than logical that a law over 30 years old needs revision.
Fact: Regarding the investigation announced by Minister of Finance Cooper, Suzy Römer supports the fact that a complete investigation must take place.
If former minister Javier Silvania placed the digital gaming platform in Malta, why did he choose that specific individual without providing public transparency and without a public tender? Furthermore, why did Javier Silvania reportedly arrange bitcoin payments to the government via Czechia and ensure payments of over 8.3 million per year to a company that apparently consists of one or two people? Therefore, the investigation that Minister of Finance Charles Cooper wants to conduct is completely justified.
Tactics to divert attention from the question of how it is possible that an individual in Malta receives 8.3 million a year as a gift from Javier Silvania will not work.
We support the investigation by Minister Cooper as well as the investigation by the Landsrecherche (National Detective Agency) which Prime Minister Pisas previously explained at the time when the MFK party removed former minister Silvania as minister.