Singapore PM’s brother sees ‘real anger’ brewing before election


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  • Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020

Lee: 'My sister and I do not need a political platform to respond to attacks by our brother.' — AFP

THE estranged brother of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong made waves when he joined the opposition Singapore Progress Party last month.

While he stopped short of contesting in the July 10 polls, Lee Hsien Yang’s political foray signifies a shift in the family’s public squabble – from the feud over the house of their father and founding premier Lee Kuan Yew, to governance under the ruling People’s Action Party led by his elder brother.

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