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PNC PG leader slams opposition as Maldives largest rally backs President Muizzu

A large political rally at Malé’s Artificial Beach heard PNC Parliamentary Group Leader Ibrahim Falah defend President Dr Mohamed Muizzu’s government and attack the previous MDP administration. The article describes it as the largest political event ever recorded in the Maldives, with thousands attending.

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  • 180 islands inhabited islands visited by President Muizzu The Standard who he noted has visited 180 inhabited islands in just over a year to directly assess citizens’ concerns

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  • 200 billion dollars budgets passed by the previous administration The Standard they passed budgets totaling 200 billion dollars

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  • PNC Parliamentary Group Leader Ibrahim Falah delivered a speech at a political gathering defending President Muizzu and criticising the previous administration. Malé’s Artificial Beach The Standard A historic political gathering at Malé’s Artificial Beach saw PNC Parliamentary Group Leader Ibrahim Falah deliver a powerful speech defending President Dr Mohamed Muizzu’s leadership and sharply criticising the previous administration.

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