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The glitzy 24-page manifesto has not complied with the law requiring all printed material to carry the names of the printer and publisher, says Lim Kit Siang.
0They aim for the moon, but cannot make it pass coconut tress, says the deputy premier, adding that BN has gone to outer space.
0For most of the residents, bread and butter issues such as the rising prices of goods will be the decisive factor when choosing their parliamentary candidate.
000Penang Local-born Badrul Zaman - who is vying for the Jelutong parliamentary seat - says he does not need posters or banners. It is the candidate that matters.
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'If you don't vote for MIC, then be prepared to pay the price,' says the ruling Barisan Nasional in bold red letters in full-page newspaper ads.
0Are we experiencing a resurgent anti-status quo sentiment in Malaysia? Some incumbent Barisan Nasional politicians are clearly rattled.
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BN has spent RM1 million in print media advertising alone in the first three days of the election campaign, said corruption watchdog Transparency International.
0Perak The late Tamil movie icon has been 'raised' from the dead and hit the campaign trail for the MIC superstar in Sungai Siput.
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It’s tough to fight against any BN candidate, let alone a chief minister in-waiting. But DAP’s Koay Teng Hai is taking it all in his strides in the battle for Pulau Tikus.
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The former MIC deputy president strongly hinted that certain groups linked to the party No 2 is trying to 'get rid of him once and for all'.
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‘I had successfully registered myself to vote in the upcoming elections at Pejabat Post SS20, PJ, on Nov 26, 2007. Or so I had thought. That was slightly more than three months ago.’
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