The civil servant who blew the whistle on massive corruption in Spain, and paid the price for it
Published:
October 4, 2016 at 4:57pm
Read about Ana Garrido here. She exposed a massive corruption network linked to Spain’s ruling Popular Party, in which companies would provide services for the party – events and so on – for free, and then receive public contracts in return.
This is considered entirely normal in Malta. The companies which don’t charge the political parties any money – for lease of venues, equipment, services rendered – go back for their pound of flesh when the party is in power.
Over the last three and a half years, this has been shockingly in your face.
