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MDP Unity Crumbles Days After ‘Shared Plate’ Photo Op

Former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih said former President Mohamed Nasheed should not contest the Maldivian Democratic Party's upcoming chairperson election, remarks made at a campaign rally in Lh. Hinnavaru that drew criticism from Nasheed allies. The friction came days after supporters circulated photos of Solih and Nasheed sharing a meal in a show of unity, following the announcement of an alliance between three former presidents last Friday.

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  • If the mindset is 'I am the greatest,' and when you step out onto the streets, you only see your own outstretched hand, then nothing can be achieved

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  • The alliance agreement between the three former presidents (Solih, Nasheed and Yameen) was announced. last Friday The Standard The alliance agreement between the three former presidents was announced last Friday.

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  • Supporters widely circulated photos and videos showing Solih and Nasheed sharing a meal from the same plate. in recent days The Standard In recent days, supporters widely circulated photos and videos showing Solih and Nasheed sharing a meal from the same plate

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