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Anwar: No moral qualms about triggering defections
Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim says he has no moral qualms about toppling the government with lawmaker defections, claiming the country cannot afford to wait four years for the next elections to bring about change. "Four years will be disastrous for the economy, the political...
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- News Source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation | about 1 year agoDr Anwar is confident of winning the seat of Permatang Pauh, which he was forced to vacate in 1998 when he was sacked from the government and charged with corruption and sodomy...Now that the former deputy prime minister is no longer banned from...
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- News Source: International Herald Tribune | about 1 year agoIt is impossible for him to get even one, let alone 30," said Education Minister Hishamuddin Hussein...Anwar rejected criticism that a government formed by defections would have no moral authority to rule. He said the opposition would have come to...
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