Fuel price hike in Malaysia: Bane or blessing?
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By JAY MENON
The reaction of the rakyat to the fuel price hike has been interesting, to say the least.
I’d never have thought we would react in such a positive manner; in fact I’m quite impressed that, minor demonstrations and votes of no confidence aside, there has been no larger fallout- at least […]
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