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71% of Male said no to govt, Solih says

Former President and MDP President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih said 71% of Male's residents rejected the government's policies following Saturday's mayoral election, in which MDP candidate Adam Azim defeated government candidate Azima Shukoor. Speaking at a ceremony at Sultan Park, Solih said the government came to power through lies that were now unravelling.

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  • Adam Azim will not disappoint the people of Male. MDP will not disappoint the people of Male.

    Ibrahim Mohamed Solih Atoll Times Open the report (Atoll Times)

  • Less than two months after coming to power, the people of Male came out and said no to the government's policies, and not for no reason

    Ibrahim Mohamed Solih Atoll Times Open the report (Atoll Times)

  • The day is very near when the whole country will say no to this government

    Ibrahim Mohamed Solih Atoll Times Open the report (Atoll Times)

  • Today, he is still doing what he did to come to power. He is lying and deceiving

    Ibrahim Mohamed Solih Atoll Times Open the report (Atoll Times)

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  • 71% Share of Male residents said to have rejected the government's policies Atoll Times Solih said 71% of the people of Male have said no to the policies of this government.

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