maltesegirl

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by maltesegirl 5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_money_in_London https://trap.org.ua/en/publications/parisian-quarters-monten... https://www.icij.org/news/2024/10/french-a
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by maltesegirl 5mo ago
?? London, Paris, Berlin ?? That’s quite a difference to most other European countries The difference being that you personally are not prejudiced against them for no other reason than your ignorance and arrogance.
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by maltesegirl 5mo ago
Most corruption that I have been witness to, both in Malta and abroad falls into two categories: nepotism and procurement/tenders. Both of these are extremely common to the point that most don't even consider them corruption. For
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by maltesegirl 5mo ago
The problem is that while the US and UK are well known countries with lots of press coverage, Malta isn't, so when you link one article in a foreign publication you are getting a highly distorted and politically charged view of a count
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by maltesegirl 5mo ago
This article gives a distorted view of my country. We have a largely normal government with normal levels of corruption. You can compare Malta to a municipality in a big country. I have lived in many north western European countries and at
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by maltesegirl 3y ago
I just want to address point 1. It's true that the government is a big employer, but most of those jobs have really low salaries and according few working hours. 99% of those people have a second or third job. I find it an interesting
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by maltesegirl 3y ago
You might want to check on /r/malta or Facebook groups. There's honestly probably thousands of American citizens in Malta. Especially if you count Maltese ex-diaspora who returned back for retirement or their children or gran
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by maltesegirl 3y ago
The culture surrounding temp work couldn't be more different, however. Singapore is an extremely classist and racist place. Malta is probably the least racist country in the EU/Europe. I have toured the whole of Europe for work a