Reporter takes a look inside the PN’s restructuring process

MediaToday managing editor Saviour Balzan will discuss the PN’s works, ten months after its record electoral defeat

26 January 2014, 12:00am
by Staff Reporter

1 min read

Reporter on TVM will tomorrow scrutinise the restructuring process within the Nationalist Party.

Fresh from suffering a record electoral loss in March, the Nationalist Party has been reiterating its intention ro regain the trust of the electorate.

Recent proposed amendments to the party's to its statute have underlined its drive to open its structure and also return to the party's grassroots while PN leader Simon Busuttil has pledged that the PN will open its doors to everyone and return as the peope's party.

Alongside guests PN Executive President Ann Fenech, Noel Buttigieg Scicluna and Alex Sciberras, MediaToday Managing Editor Saviour Balzan will analyse the work of the PN and its efforts to offset the 36,000 vote gap.

What is Simon Busuttil doing to regain the trust of the electorate? Have the measures yielded any results so far?

The programme is produced and presented by Saviour Balzan, assisted by journalist Jerome Caruana Cilia and the MediaToday newsroom.

Reporter is aired live every Monday at 6.55pm on TVM. The programme is repeated on TVM2 on Monday at 10.15pm.

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