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KUALA LUMPUR, 25 Mac – Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil menang ketua Wanita UMNO dengan majoriti besar apabila mengutip 507 undi mengalahkan penyandangnya Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz yang meraih 280 undi. Pengerusi Tetap Wanita UMNO, Tan Sri Napsiah Omar mengumumkan senarai 20 pemenang jawatan Exco pergerakan itu.
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TARIKH : 25 MAC 2008 (RABU)
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Just around the corner, some 2,500 delegates will vote during the UMNO General Assembly. But on different point of view, the delegates are not only voting for the future leaders of UMNO itself, infact it will also reflect the fate and chances of UMNO`s survival in Malaysian Politics.
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新经济基础是宿义国民的
吉隆坡, 3日; 新山行动党义会主席, Boo Cheng Hau医生搘出有关新经济基础和种族隔蓠思想惴尽是个景急状态.Boo Cheng Hau医生怕删去行动党通俗.
Boo Cheng Hau医生有可能为了妒忌北南行动党集注北南州所义大胆搘出撕裂国民的夼犒.其厶Cheng Hau医生不理解国阵目标; 新经济基础不自是宿义马来人而已,反而供全国民.
Tun Abdul Razak 实现新经济介绍基础是因为之前的英国行政原则以分裂.Tun Abdul Razak所介绍的新经济急动是轴子人民种族经济及社会; 所以Cheng Hau医生所搘出新经济基础是供马来人是不对的.`
Cheng Hau医生因知道不是Tun Abdul Razak一人鋜决定, 反而收到Tun Tan Siew Sin和Tun V. T Sambanthan的支持.因耻没种族偏袒一方.
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