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Lawrence Gonzi speaking to journalists during his monthly press briefing yesterday

PM takes on Auditor General, defends Galea

Kurt Sansone

Lawrence Gonzi yesterday defended his education minister from the Auditor General’s accusations of financial irregularities at the Foundation for Tomorrow’s Schools saying that Louis Galea did shoulder political responsibility when he took the necessary measures to stop the abuse around two years ago.

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