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  • Goodbye to the national car, Proton The Malaysian Insider
    Goodbye to the national car, Proton

    The last vestiges of the national car project will disappear as soon as Putrajaya replaces its fleet of ageing Proton Perdana V6 limousines with Honda Accords, while the Pahang government has opted for the Volkwagen Passats. …

  • Selamat jalan kereta nasional, Proton The Malaysian Insider

    Oleh Jahabar Sadiq, Pengarang Sisa-sisa projek kereta nasional akan berakhir tidak lama lagi kerana Putrajaya akan menggantikan penggunaan Proton Perdana V6 yang telah lama sebagai limosin rasmi dengan Honda Accord sementara kerajaan negeri Pahang akan menggunakan Volkswagen Passat. …

  • Dr Mahathir regrets internet freedom The Malaysian Insider
    Dr Mahathir regrets internet freedom

    Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad admitted today he might have made a mistake in giving guarantees for internet freedom, which has been blamed for empowering and enabling opposition parties to win more seats in Election 2013. …

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    By Trinna Leong The Election Commission admits failure of indelible ink during the 13th general election. Its chairperson, Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Mohd Yusof (pic) expressed his disappointment with reports that the ink could be washed off easily."If people ask me now, what is the saddest thing in my life, I would answer: ‘Indelible ink'," said Abdul Aziz during an interview with Malay daily, Sinar Harian.The ink was part of the electoral reforms made last year to improve transparency within the …