Malta selling citizenship to the rich
Apr 07, 2014
Q: Security officials worry that Malta's citizenship-for-cash program could open up Europe and the United States to any swindler, criminal or terrorist who can afford the price tag of up to $1.57 million. Malta is a small island nation 50 miles south of Sicily. Where is it on this map?
Circle the area on this map
Q: Maltese citizens can freely travel, live and work in the 27 nations that are members of the . . .
A. Eurozone
B. British Commonwealth
C. European Union
D. United Nations
Q: While Malta has opened its doors to the wealthy, it has been far less welcoming to . . .
A. African migrants
B. Bulgarian workers
C. Italian fisherman
D. Syrian refugees
Q: What nation offers legal residency, though not citizenship, to attract the wealthy?
A. Greece
B. Spain
C. United States
D. All of the above
Q: Malta's government is hoping rich foreigners will boost the nation's economy. Who were the last of the many foreigners who ruled Malta?
A. Italians
B. British
C. Germans
D. French
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