Reactions have flooded in from PN party officials and supporters after Bernard Grech announced his resignation as leader of the Nationalist Party on Tuesday. In a statement on the party’s TV station, he said the party needs a change in leadership to move forward. His resignation comes just two days after successive surveys showed the PN losing ground
Soon after Bernard Grech announced that he is to step down as leader of the Nationalist Party on Tuesday at noon, people from the local political arena gave their reactions to either thank him for his service, motivate for the PN to come back stronger under new leadership, or to diss the party presently in Opposition amidst this breaking news. The
Opposition Leader Bernard Grech has announced his resignation during a live feed at noon on Tuesday, saying he will be leaving the party stronger than he found it. I inherited a party fraught with internal strife following bitter losses. “I did everything in my power to unite the party.” Grech said he took the decision “with a strong sense of duty
We were about to publish this piece under the headline “Time To Rip Off The Band Aid.” Then, before we could hit publish, Bernard Grech went ahead and did just that. His resignation may have come later than it should have, but it did come — and credit where it’s due, he spared the party another agonising stretch of inertia. Still, much of what I had
Bernard Grech is to resign as leader of the Nationalist Party. He is expected to formally announce his decision to step down in a televised statement on the party's TV station to be broadcast at 12pm on Tuesday. The resignation comes just two days after a MaltaToday survey revealed the PN has dramatically nosedived once again in the polls and that
With Bernard Grech announcing his resignation from Nationalist Party leader, attention now turns to who could replace him at party’s helm. With the PN under pressure to redefine itself ahead of the next general election, here are some of the names being mentioned: Mark Anthony Sammut Currently serving as president of the PN’s General Council, Sammut
Opposition leader Bernard Grech has resigned, marking the end of his nearly five-year tenure at the helm of the Nationalist Party. In a televised statement this afternoon, Grech said he had taken on the role of PN leader with a sense of duty and responsibility towards the party and the country. His address is still ongoing. The resignation comes just
