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THE Labour Party may be cruising in the polls but not all is well at Hamrun. With Joseph Muscat stealing Rob- ert Abela's thunder and Emanuel Cuschieri pushing relentlessly for the former leader's return to politics, the situation has become compli- cated. It is only made worse with the Prime Minister's apparent indecision on what should happen with Muscat's candidature and Rosianne Cutajar's return. READ FULL STORY PAGES 10 - 11 EQUALITY FROM THE HEART WWW.MALTATODAY.COM.MT SUNDAY 17 MARCH 2024 • ISSUE 1271 • PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY List your property with us. franksalt.com.mt/SA Introducing Our New Sole Agency Service Where YOU Are Our Priority SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? 2016 master plan predicted current road congestion woes PAGES 14 - 15 Can the PN diminish Labour's dominance in June elections? PAGES 12 - 13 ERA gives go- ahead for four villas on quarry site PAGE 6 Dingli cliffs Traffic Local councils Man vs robot maltatoday Labour Party faces internal meltdown Women earn €158 less per month than men PAGE 4 JAMES DEBONO jdebono@mediatoday.com.mt €1.95 AI guru Alexiei Dingli AI guru Alexiei Dingli on his love for sci-fi, on his love for sci-fi, and the threats and and the threats and challenges AI poses challenges AI poses INTERVIEW MT2 WOMEN reported earning €158 less per month than their male counter- parts, according to the National Sta- tistics Office's Labour Force Survey. The pay gap recorded in the final quarter of 2023 was merely €1 less than that of the same period in 2022, and €40 less than in 2021, when men earned an average of €198 more than women. Emmanuel Cuschieri goes rogue • Rosianne Cutajar left out in the cold • A party administration out of touch • Cabinet members cannot decipher Abela's thinking

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