In a statement made by the alta government, the opposition journalist stressed that unprecedented measures must be taken to find the killers of Daphne Caruana Galizia, 53 years old.
"The government has fully committed itself to solving this murder and delivering the adultery," the statement said, providing full protection to the people who will help find the journalist's killers and giving them a 1m-euro reward. the statement was included.
Galizia, known for his position as an opponent, came up with reports of "Panama Documents" about the foot of Malta.
Galizia, who owns one of the most read blogs in Malta, said that Konrad Mizzi, a member of the Labor Party (LP) government led by Joseph Muscat last year, and Keith Schembri, who served as the Prime Minister's Office of Special Investigations, were Panama-based offshore companies, were shown among the public.
Journalist Galizia has filed an appeal 15 days before his death that he received death threats to the prosecutor's office.
