Opposition parties and the Dhivehinge Bin Dhivehinnah movement held a rally at Malé's artificial beach against the government's deal to hand 500 hectares of Rasmalé to UAE developer Eagle Hills. Former President Abdulla Yameen vowed a future government would annul the agreement without compensation and prosecute those involved.
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Commercial terms with Eagle Hills were signed on 21 September.
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Crowds gathered at the artificial beach in Malé on a rainy Friday night to protest against the government’s deal to hand 500 hectares of Rasmalé to UAE developer Eagle Hills.
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Alabbar, listen. Zionists, listen. Even if this land is given to them, it will be taken back,
Someone who took a vote on cutting down banyan trees – why shouldn’t a matter of this scale go to a vote?
Abdulla Yameen · The next government would annul the agreement without compensation and prosecute those involved.
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the government’s deal to hand 500 hectares of Rasmalé to UAE developer Eagle Hills
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About 1,000 people turned out – many with umbrellas and raincoats – after a weeks-long campaign for a public referendum.
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At a press conference last Monday, President Dr Mohamed Muizzu ruled out holding a referendum on the project.
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