'I have always acted ethically - I'm ready to defend my name' Cutajar says

’I have always acted ethically - I’m ready to defend my name’ Cutajar says
The parliamentary secretary is alleged to have received a cash payment amounting to €50,000 for brokering a property transaction for Yorgen Fenech
20 December 2020, 12:51pm
by Nicole Meilak
Parliamentary Secretary Rosianne Cutajar has not denied receiving €50,000 in cash through a property sale she allegedly brokered on behalf of Yorgen Fenech.
In a statement posted on Facebook, Rosianne Cutajar said that, to date, there are no lawsuits or court proceedings on this claim.
“I am convinced that I have always acted correctly, legally, ethically and politically, and I am ready to defend my name as and where necessary,” she said.

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