Malta: Police find thousands in cash at woman’s house – Updated

In-Nazzjon reports that a money-laundering investigation led the police to discover €52,000 in cash and other items of high value at the home of 29-year-old Floren Sultana. The restaurateur starred in a PL electoral advert in 2013.

The step-daughter of Darren Debono, who faces charges of money laundering in Malta over an oil smuggling operation, has been charged with money laundering.

Florinda (Floren Sultana), 29, and a former high-ranking BNF Bank official, Albert Buttigieg, were accused of fronting companies which manage two seafood restaurants, to launder money linked to oil smuggling.

They pleaded not guilty to numerous charges filed against them.

Sultana was once the main actress for a 2013 Labour electoral ad, in which she portrayed a stereotypical middle-class Nationalist voter announcing she was ‘switching’ to Labour. (Additional reporting MaltaToday)

Another story covers a visit by PN Leader Bernard Grech to Inspire Foundation. He said that persons with disability have the right to advance and that the party is building its policies around the needs of individuals.

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