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[WATCH] Why George Farrugia’s presidential pardon must be revoked
After Ray Ferris’s acquittal on bribery charges was confirmed by an Appeals Court, we should ask why George Farrugia is still enjoying a presidential pardon
Oil trader George Farrugia
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After Ray Ferris’s acquittal on bribery charges was confirmed by an Appeals Court, we should ask why George Farrugia is still enjoying a presidential pardon: it was on his accusations against people he allegedly bribed, that his pardon was conditional upon.
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