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MALAYSIAN ELECTIONS: Anwar Issue Remains High on Agenda
Emotions are running high in predominantly Muslim Terengganu, which borders the Islamic PAS party stronghold Kelantan. "Ganu," as the state is called, is considered to be split and may whisk into the hands of PAS. This is the aim of the opposition in the run up to this Monday's elections. The National Front of ruling Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad is now going all-out to crush the Anwar issue.
The ruling National Front (NF) is expected to win the 10th general elections in Malaysia, but it seems nothing is beneath its leaders in their attempt to guarantee that victory this Monday. In what observers call "desperate" attempts to win the majority of Malay votes and secure the much needed two-thirds majority, the NF has played hardball. Sacked and jailed Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim had warned his wife and opposition members that the NF was ready for a very dirty campaign, the dirtiest ever in Malaysian history.
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