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Battle looms as key Labour executive posts to be contested
Sant loyalist Wenzu Mintoff to take on Falzon faithful Aleks Farrugia
The internecine conflict in Labour between Alfred Sant’s and Michael Falzon’s rival factions appears to have entered a new phase. Falzon faithful Aleks Farrugia, at present the education secretary in the Labour executive, is to be contested by Wenzu Mintoff, backed by the Alfred Sant grouping.

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