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The role of the opposition now is to ensure that Malaysia moves towards a two-party system where no ruling coalition can govern for more than three terms, says acting Umno president Mohamad Hasan.
At his maiden ceramah speech in Rantau last night, the BN candidate said that for a start, the opposition should aim to provide adequate check and balance on Pakatan Harapan.
At his maiden ceramah speech in Rantau last night, the BN candidate said that for a start, the opposition should aim to provide adequate check and balance on Pakatan Harapan.
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