The Možura Affair is finally in the spotlight! Montenegro’s Deputy Prime Minister, Momo Koprivica, promises that the government will do everything in its power to shed light on this dark case, while respecting judicial autonomy. This is not just about corruption, but also the murder of brave journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, a case that shook the region and beyond. During an official visit to Malta, Koprivica met with the Chief Prosecutor Victoria Buttigieg, emphasizing the importance of cooperation between the two countries in fighting international corruption and organized crime.
Why does this matter? The murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia is not just a crime against one person, but a blow to society and media freedom. The European Parliament has clearly stated that every attack on the life and freedom of journalists must be sanctioned. Montenegro, through judicial reforms and cooperation with Malta, aims to accelerate European integration and strengthen legal security.
Koprivica stressed the need to intensify information exchange and effective action in combating corruption and organized crime. During the visit, he also met with the son of the murdered journalist, Matthew Caruana Galizia, who expressed readiness to contribute to the exchange of relevant data.
This affair casts a shadow over the region and shows how deeply corruption is rooted. Will Montenegro and Malta manage to uncover all the details and bring justice to light? Or will this remain another story of injustice and silence? Keep your eyes open, because this is about much more than one affair — it’s about the future of justice and freedom in the region.
What do you think about this cooperation and the promises made? Do you believe justice will be served? Drop a comment, let the people’s voice be heard!
