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WWW.MALTATODAY.COM.MT WEDNESDAY EDITION €1.00 WEDNESDAY • 22 JULY 2020 • ISSUE 697 • PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY EDITORIAL • PAGE 11 PN insurgency seeks general council showdown to force Adrian Delia out KURT SANSONE & PAUL COCKS DISSENTING Nationalists will try and force a vote of no confidence in Adrian Delia at the general council when the party executive meets to- morrow. The move is part of a wider plan to install Therese Comodini Cachia as interim Opposition leader and kick- start a leadership race, sources close to the dissenters told MaltaToday. The strategy is to oust Delia and have a new leader installed by Sep- tember, in time for the party's Inde- pendence Day celebrations. The dissenters include a majority of PN MPs and are fronted by Co- modini Cachia. The 89-member PN executive will meet tomorrow at 7pm on Delia's request but the agenda is likely to be usurped by the dissenting group. PAGE 5 PAGE 3 KARL AZZOPARDI & MATTHEW VELLA MALTA will not be subjected to any new European taxes under EU budget and coronavirus recovery funds package which has just been negotiated, Robert Abela said. The Prime Minister was addressing a press conference at Castille yester- day evening, a few hours after Malta received its largest-ever EU funds al- location, €2.25 billion, for the financial period of 2021-2027. The sum includes €1.923 billion from the EU's budget – the multiannual fi- nancial framework – as well as €327 million from the newly established recovery package known as Next Gen- eration EU. This amount excludes the loan element in the same package. Asked by MaltaToday whether any taxes on Europe's financial services market would be introduced to gener- ate the funds, Abela said this was not the case. No new taxes under EU budget and COVID recovery funds - PM Robert Abela Adrian Delia

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