[馬來西亞] Prime Minister hopes for elections soon

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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's Prime Minister said he hoped to call elections soon, a report said Thursday, as speculation over a poll date heats up following the court acquittal of opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim.  But in an interview with Dow Jones Newswires, Prime Minister Najib Razak said he would not call a general election until he had delivered on his recent promise to introduce democratic reforms. Najib must call polls by the spring of 2013, but speculation mounted this week that he may call them within months before the opposition is able to organise itself, following their leader's court victory on Monday. Anwar, a charismatic former deputy premier ousted in a 1998 power struggle, has fought for years to unseat the former ruling coalition he was once poised to lead and which has governed Malaysia since 1957 independence from Britain.  This week he was cleared of charges he had sodomised a young aide in 2008. Anwar had said the case was intended to remove him from the political scene. Sodomy is punishable by jail in Muslim-majority Malaysia.
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9 B# e7 W* C6 i5 r! H"I hope it will be the right time soon enough, but we still have to deliver on our promises and it's important for people to have the feeling that the reforms we have promised will actually benefit them," Najib was quoted saying. Facing pressure from an increasingly sophisticated electorate for greater civil liberties and an end to alleged ruling coalition abuses, Najib promised last year to introduce a range of democratic reforms.
* z0 I+ K: U; F! |& ]7 A9 Ktvb now,tvbnow,bttvbThey include plans to scrap a colonial-era law allowing detention without trial and other statutes widely viewed as tools to silence government opponents. Najib is expected to begin introducing replacement laws that he has promised will be softer during a parliamentary session opening in March.5.39.217.76) p2 l/ P: A: w5 g1 X1 c( Z5 X. ]9 X

* I* w4 \. M/ v4 K$ rHis interview comments suggest the polls would not take place at least until after that.tvb now,tvbnow,bttvb, w+ |2 Q: c* d. N0 `

) L# S# V; `# R, v+ c& _- w0 ~5.39.217.76Following his court reprieve, Anwar vowed to focus on preparations for the next election to ensure that "this corrupt government will be toppled from its pedestals of power."

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Reform is introducing new blood, into a nation, government, law, and country in the pursuit of quality life, freedom of speech, act and truth. Seeking peace, happiness, security and fairness, within oppression, tyrannies, deceits, and injustice etc. 5.39.217.76; t$ F2 G" D# D: Z* T2 j/ i
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It is the choice and the decision of the people and the nation, to march forward and be more aggressive with a positive and optimistic attitude to act and participate their share, effort and obligation towards the nations dreams and hopes of a greener, peaceful, safer,  and more beautiful country which serves truth, justice and freedom.

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Whatever reforms he promised, its still be too little too late now...5.39.217.766 p! z$ q$ P; ^# H0 {, u
elloi 發表於 2012-1-12 11:09 PM

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It is better late, then never.  If we have did our best, we done our part. Then there is no regrets or blame in the days to come. It is not an obligation but every citizen's responsibility and duty to act n participate our role towards the society, nation, and country. A land only flourishes and be bountiful when the people remember to leave enough for others as they received and take.