Maltese prime minister promises reward to uncover journalist killerVALLETTA (Reuters) - Prime Minister Joseph Muscat offered on Wednesday a major reward to anyone with information about the killing of prominent journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, saying no expense would be spared in solving the crime. Caruana Galizia, who regularly lambasted Muscat in her popular blogs, was killed on Monday by a bomb, which tore apart her car as she was driving away from her home on this southern Mediterranean island. Dutch forensic experts and investigators from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) are helping the local police probe the murder, which shocked Malta and drew condemnation from around Europe.  We will make sure our investigators have all the resources they need and all the foreign expertise necessary to get to the bottom of this,  Muscat told Reuters in his office, housed in an 18th century baroque palace. Shortly afterwards, Muscat told parliament his government would offer a  substantial and unprecedented reward  for information about the crime and said any informants would be given full legal protection. He gave no further details. Muscat, who easily won re-election in June after calling a snap vote in response to Caruana Galizia s charges of corruption, said he would not stand down, but acknowledged that the killing had hurt the country s reputation.  This has done no good for sure. But, we want to show people that this is not us. This is not what we stand for.   Forensic teams on Wednesday combed the crime scene for evidence, with body parts and fragments of the car blown across a wide area by the powerful blast. Police have yet to give any information about their findings to date. Caruana Galizia s son Matthew denounced Muscat in a fierce outburst on Tuesday, saying he had allowed a  culture of impunity  to take root in Malta, undermining both the judiciary and the police during his five years in office. Muscat, who earlier this year sued Caruana Galizia over her allegations of financial wrongdoing within his family, played down the son s criticism.  I think I would have said worse things if I had found my mother butchered in a car explosion, so I would not take exception at what he said,  he said. However, he rejected criticism that he had allowed wealthy foreigners to hold great sway over Malta, which has a population of some 400,000 and is the smallest European Union nation. His government has encouraged foreign firms to set up subsidiaries to take advantage of low tax rates, has allowed a rapid proliferation of online gaming firms and instigated a scheme to let wealthy outsiders buy Maltese passports.  Our economy is heavily diversified,  he said.  I think our financial services sector is as transparent, solid and compliant as any other European jurisdiction.  Opposition leader Adrian Delia, himself a recent target of Caruana Galizia s verbal assaults, has demanded the resignation of Muscat, accusing him of destroying the rule of law in Malta. worldnews
males prime minister promises reward uncover journalist killervalletta reuters prime minister joseph must offered wednesday major reward anyone information killing prominent journalist dane ariana galeria saying expense would spared solving crime ariana galeria regularly lambasted must popular blogs killed monday bomb tore apart car driving away home southern mediterranean island dutch forensic experts investigators federal bureau investigation fbi helping local police probe murder shocked malta drew condemnation around europe we make sure investigators resources need foreign expertise necessary get bottom must told reuters office housed century baroque palace shortly afterwards must told parliament government would offer substantial unprecedented reward information crime said informants would given full legal protection he gave details must easily june calling snap vote response ariana galeria charges corruption said would stand acknowledged killing hurt country reputation this done good sure but want show people us this stand forensic teams wednesday bombed crime scene evidence body parts fragments car blown across wide area powerful blast police yet give information findings date ariana galeria son matthew denounced must fierce outburst tuesday saying allowed culture impunity take root malta undermining judiciary police five years office must earlier year sued ariana galeria allegations financial wrongdoing within family played son criticism i think i would said worse things i found mother bothered car explosion i would take exception said said however rejected criticism allowed wealthy foreigners hold great sway malta population smallest european union nation his government encouraged foreign firms set subsidiaries take advantage low tax rates allowed rapid proliferation online gaming firms instigated scheme let wealthy outsiders buy males passports our economy heavily diversified said i think financial services sector transparent solid compliant european jurisdiction opposition leader adrian della recent target ariana galeria verbal assaults demanded resignation must accusing destroying rule law malta worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Maltese prime minister promises reward to uncover journalist killerVALLETTA (Reuters) - Prime Minister Joseph Muscat offered on Wednesday a major reward to anyone with information about the killing of prominent journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, saying no expense would be spared in solving the crime. Caruana Galizia, who regularly lambasted Muscat in her popular blogs, was killed on Monday by a bomb, which tore apart her car as she was driving away from her home on this southern Mediterranean island. Dutch forensic experts and investigators from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) are helping the local police probe the murder, which shocked Malta and drew condemnation from around Europe.  We will make sure our investigators have all the resources they need and all the foreign expertise necessary to get to the bottom of this,  Muscat told Reuters in his office, housed in an 18th century baroque palace. Shortly afterwards, Muscat told parliament his government would offer a  substantial and unprecedented reward  for information about the crime and said any informants would be given full legal protection. He gave no further details. Muscat, who easily won re-election in June after calling a snap vote in response to Caruana Galizia s charges of corruption, said he would not stand down, but acknowledged that the killing had hurt the country s reputation.  This has done no good for sure. But, we want to show people that this is not us. This is not what we stand for.   Forensic teams on Wednesday combed the crime scene for evidence, with body parts and fragments of the car blown across a wide area by the powerful blast. Police have yet to give any information about their findings to date. Caruana Galizia s son Matthew denounced Muscat in a fierce outburst on Tuesday, saying he had allowed a  culture of impunity  to take root in Malta, undermining both the judiciary and the police during his five years in office. Muscat, who earlier this year sued Caruana Galizia over her allegations of financial wrongdoing within his family, played down the son s criticism.  I think I would have said worse things if I had found my mother butchered in a car explosion, so I would not take exception at what he said,  he said. However, he rejected criticism that he had allowed wealthy foreigners to hold great sway over Malta, which has a population of some 400,000 and is the smallest European Union nation. His government has encouraged foreign firms to set up subsidiaries to take advantage of low tax rates, has allowed a rapid proliferation of online gaming firms and instigated a scheme to let wealthy outsiders buy Maltese passports.  Our economy is heavily diversified,  he said.  I think our financial services sector is as transparent, solid and compliant as any other European jurisdiction.  Opposition leader Adrian Delia, himself a recent target of Caruana Galizia s verbal assaults, has demanded the resignation of Muscat, accusing him of destroying the rule of law in Malta. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: males prime minister promises reward uncover journalist killervalletta reuters prime minister joseph must offered wednesday major reward anyone information killing prominent journalist dane ariana galeria saying expense would spared solving crime ariana galeria regularly lambasted must popular blogs killed monday bomb tore apart car driving away home southern mediterranean island dutch forensic experts investigators federal bureau investigation fbi helping local police probe murder shocked malta drew condemnation around europe we make sure investigators resources need foreign expertise necessary get bottom must told reuters office housed century baroque palace shortly afterwards must told parliament government would offer substantial unprecedented reward information crime said informants would given full legal protection he gave details must easily june calling snap vote response ariana galeria charges corruption said would stand acknowledged killing hurt country reputation this done good sure but want show people us this stand forensic teams wednesday bombed crime scene evidence body parts fragments car blown across wide area powerful blast police yet give information findings date ariana galeria son matthew denounced must fierce outburst tuesday saying allowed culture impunity take root malta undermining judiciary police five years office must earlier year sued ariana galeria allegations financial wrongdoing within family played son criticism i think i would said worse things i found mother bothered car explosion i would take exception said said however rejected criticism allowed wealthy foreigners hold great sway malta population smallest european union nation his government encouraged foreign firms set subsidiaries take advantage low tax rates allowed rapid proliferation online gaming firms instigated scheme let wealthy outsiders buy males passports our economy heavily diversified said i think financial services sector transparent solid compliant european jurisdiction opposition leader adrian della recent target ariana galeria verbal assaults demanded resignation must accusing destroying rule law malta worldnews