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PKR president Anwar Ibrahim told the party's national congress today that he can't control what delegates decide to say in their speeches.
In the first half of debates at the PKR congress yesterday, several delegates aimed their criticism at deputy president Azmin Ali and “traitors” within the party.
This is despite calls from PKR president Anwar Ibrahim for unity among the party's two warring factions.
In the first half of debates at the PKR congress yesterday, several delegates aimed their criticism at deputy president Azmin Ali and “traitors” within the party.
This is despite calls from PKR president Anwar Ibrahim for unity among the party's two warring factions.
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