Muhyiddin Backs Budget, Will He Cooperate with Anwar?
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Former rival of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, Muhyiddin Yassin, has expressed support for the government's budget. This decision has drawn the attention of many political observers in Malaysia.
Muhyiddin stressed that he remains with the opposition party, Bersatu. According to him, his support for this budget is based on the interests of the nation, not the political interests of the party.
However, this support raises new questions. Some parties are wondering whether Muhyiddin will become Anwar's cooperation partner in the upcoming general election. So far, these questions remain not fully answered.
Political developments from here on will continue to be watched closely by the Malaysian public. The public is advised to obtain information from trustworthy news sources.
Sources: South China Morning Post
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