Can PKR Close Ranks After Brutal Party Polls?

Ibrahim Suffian of the Merdeka Centre

26-May-25 07:45

Can PKR Close Ranks After Brutal Party Polls?

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PKR has chosen its new national leadership line-up, with Nurul Izzah Anwar defeating incumbent Dato’ Seri Rafizi Ramli for the post of deputy president, and a shake-up among elected vice-presidents. What does this mean for the direction of the party moving forward? We get analysis from Ibrahim Suffian of the Merdeka Centre.

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Categories: politics, government, Law/Activism, controversies

Tags: pkr party polls, ph, anwar ibrahim, nurul izzah, rafizi ramli,

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