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Malaysia's National Front coalition government could face a tough time after Saturday’s general election whether it does well or not. Full Article at Financial Times
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Malaysia-Election Malaysian ruling party, which has retained power since the nation declared independence in 1967, fell short of a two-thirds majority Saturday. Full Article at Islamic Republic News Agency
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Malaysia's opposition parties have pulled off an historic election performance, posing the first challenge to the ruling Government in five decades. Full Article at ABC Online
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Malaysians voted in general elections Saturday amid violence and accusations of fraud. Full Article at Voice of America
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"It's not true. What (are) opposition parties thinking? Do they think that I am a liar? I want this election to be a credible election, good for all and good for us too," he said. Full Article at Malaysia Sun
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The best-case scenario for the government is if it loses 30 seats and the worst-case would be the loss of 60 seats
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The general election is really just a prelude to the Umno election, which is more important since it determines the leadership of the government
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Today, at the ballot box, you listened to your heart with a firm conviction that the time for change has arrived
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You have to vote for our future. You have to vote for our children...
