Parties agree on polls strategy


  • Nation
  • Monday, 14 Jul 2003

PENANG: Opposition parties have in principle agreed to go on a “one-on-one” fight against the Barisan Nasional to deny the ruling coalition a “free run” in the upcoming general election. 

At a meeting which ended at 2am on Saturday, officials from Parti Keadilan Nasional and DAP agreed that the “one-on-one” strategy should be upheld to avoid vote splits in multi-pronged fights. 

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