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Justine Caruana resisted Education Ministry: The Headlines – Illum

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Illum claims that new Prime Minister Robert Abela wanted to hand Justyne Caruana the education portfolio in his Cabinet but accepted to keep her as Minister for Gozo after ‘long negotiations’.

Another story quotes Matthew Borg representing the Alliance Against Poverty who appealed Prime Minister Abela not to ‘close the roads’ to a minimum living wage. Borg argued that proactive policies would help economic growth and fight poverty.

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