Press digest

The following are the top stories in the Maltese and overseas press: The Sunday Times reports on confusion over migrants found at two localities yesterday. It is unclear whether they were escaping Malta or actually arrived here. It also says that there is uncertainty within the PN parliamentary group in the current economic climate. The Malta Independent on Sunday quotes Franco Debono saying that a lot could happen before May 9. It also says that the government is seeking conclusion of collective agreement talks with the civil service as the election looms. MaltaToday says the government is making desperate efforts to survive, with Dr Gonzi having met Jeffrey Pullicino Orlano and Franco Debono invited to lunch by Chris Said and David Casa. It also says that the Tumas Group has questioned the logic of Mepa’s decision to oppose the extension of Portomaso   It-Torca focuses on precarious jobs and says some workers are being forced to buy their own equipment and uniforms. Il-Mument says that according to an international report, the Maltese are the most satisfied people. It also says that Jason Micallef is determined to contest the general election.    Illum reports that Hermann...