Maltese MEP Peter Agius has renewed calls for justice for Daphne Caruana Galizia during a remembrance event held in Brussels today, ahead of the ninth anniversary of her assassination.The gathering brought together MEPs, journalists and representatives from European journalism organisations to remember Caruana Galizia and continue calling for accountability over her murder.“We remember Daphne every year because we are not afraid of the truth,” Agius said. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta)“We will not stop calling for justice in our country.” Agius said Caruana Galizia had been honoured extensively at European level and pointed to the recognition she has received within the European Parliament. “On days like these, my heart aches as a Maltese because I realise that in Europe, Daphne has been honoured,” he said. He contrasted this with Malta, questioning the lack of permanent monuments dedicated to her and referring to the removal of flowers from the memorial outside the law courts. Agius argued that the demand for justice should go beyond political affiliation. “Daphne now has to unite us and the cry for justice is a cry of a country,” he said. The event in Brussels was held ahead of tomorrow’s anniversary of Caruana Galizia’s murder on 16th October 2017.•