Opposition leader Bernard Grech on Sunday reiterated his vow to “take difficult decisions” to renew his party.
Speaking in an interview with the editor of
The Malta Independent Neil Camilleri, Grech spoke about the party’s attempts at overcoming the gap with the incumbent Labour government, arguing that PN must “learn from its past mistakes”.
Grech maintained that the party’s structures are working in teams, or “clusters”, to provide a fresh set of proposals for the electorate and to embrace consultation with as many stakeholders as possible as part of its renewal efforts.
“We must change ourselves first to provide people with reasons to come back to the party. It is the lesson we must learn from the voters who sent us back to the drawing board over the past two elections,” the leader of the opposition said.