It’s a system that’s unfamiliar to people in Malta, which is why it has to be explained that ‘Sinesterra Sanchez’ is not a surname in itself, like Caruana Galizia, but a compendium of two surnames that is temporary and for that generation only.

Agreed 100%, but the immoral lot think otherwise while a few women do accept the offer of being ‘commodities’, unfortunately.

The worst part of the story is that now we have a party in power which considers everything as a commodity, from sexuality to Maltese citizenship and everything else in between.

This lot is led by the chief pimp himself who is prostituting our citizenship on a global scale making us the laughing stock of the first-world economies and thus making us lose on real investment potential, something which is now being felt.

Unfortunately the sleaze retention attached to Malta is a large part of what remains.

go tell that to the people who own them and exploit them

Girls are not commodities.

Both have been freed due to lack of evidence.