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Ex-President Yameen Criticises Ruling Coalition’s ‘Insufficient Efforts’ for His Release

Former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom criticised the PPM-PNC coalition leadership for what he called insufficient, half-hearted efforts to secure his release, speaking at a campaign rally for a People's National Front candidate. He is appealing a December 2022 money laundering and bribery conviction and has since left PPM-PNC to form the PNF.

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  • Former President Yameen was handed a conviction related to bribery and money laundering charges connected to the lease of Aarah in Vaavu Atoll. December 2022 Maldives Republic The backdrop to these remarks is Yameen's ongoing legal battle against a conviction handed down in December 2022, related to bribery and money laundering charges connected to the lease of Aarah in Vaavu Atoll for tourism development.

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  • Yameen levelled criticisms at PPM-PNC leadership during a campaign rally for a People's National Front parliamentary candidate. Maldives Republic The comments were made during a campaign rally for a parliamentary candidate of the yet-to-be officially registered People's National Front (PNF), a political movement spearheaded by Yameen following his departure from PPM-PNC.

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