“During the past legislature, there was one thing which both parties had in common… both parties had a leadership content for the one who leads them. The similarity stops there, as while the Nationalist Party’s leadership campaign lead to internal conflict (…) Labour’s leadership campaign lead to Robert Abela finding me by his side.”
These were the words of Deputy Prime Minister and Health Minister Chris Fearne during the Labour Party’s manifesto launch event. Fearne kicked off the event with a note on the Labour Party’s ‘dream’ going into the March 26 general election. What followed is a brief overview of certain Labour party proposals which consider students, the elderly, children and more.
Amongst other proposals, Fearne highlighted Labour’s pledge to continue to increase stipend for students, a decrease in taxes for workers and employers, an amendment to local IVF law to allow Maltese couples to become parents in their own country and more.
Watch the event below:
What do you make of Fearne’s statement?
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