The Nationalist Party has called for the Egrant magisterial inquiry to be revisited following the arraignment on Saturday of Nexia BT’s partners Brian Tonna and Karl Cini on charges, which included money laundering and falsification of documents. The shadow minister for home affairs, Beppe Fenech Adami said the argument that had been used to dismiss the Egrant inquiry was that the allegations were based on falsified documents. This was the same thing those he described as the “architects” of the secret companies set up in Panama, including Egrant, had been accused of. “Now we know that the people who set up the Panama companies are facing a number of charges, one of which is the falsification of documents. It is up to the competent authorities to ensure that the inquiry is revisited. It should not be done at the request of the Nationalist Party but ought to be done in the national interest,” Fenech Adami told a press conference on Monday. “We know that the architects of Egrant, as well as the Panama companies owned by Keith Schembri and Konrad Mizzi are currently in a prison cell. Schembri’s and Mizzi’s Panama companies were set up to receive money from 17 Black, which is...