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Health minister’s aide admits receiving ‘gifts’ in pensions scandal
Karl Schembri
The Health Minister’s aide, arrested and investigated over the last month by the police and about to be arraigned in court on charges of corruption in the award of invalidity pensions, is Louis Deguara’s assistant private secretary Thomas Woods, MaltaToday can reveal.

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