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WorkWork | � | | WorkWork | � | | WorkWork | � | | WorkWork | � | | WorkWork | � | | SingaporeFour opposition parties announce coalition, targeting 8-10 constituencies in next election - Singapore News   “Allows the respective party to keep their individual identity and branding because we are all working in different constituencies and the needs of the constituencies may be different. But at the same time, we come together for the purpose of contesting elections which is for the benefits (sic) of Singapore and Singaporeans.” Earlier in June, Peoples Voice, the Reform Party, the People’s Power Party and the Democratic Progressive Party announced in a media release that they will be forming a new alliance called the People’s Alliance. They added that once registration of their proposed alliance is approved, they would call for a press conference. But to date, there has not been any update from any of the component parties on the People’s Alliance registration. “The success of the nation is our ability to collaborate across party lines. Respect is one of the guiding principles we have. So from here itself, we set aside diversity, and we have decided to come together. We trust that teamwork is important and therefore with our coalition we can be very productive,” mentioned SUP’s secretary-general during the press conference. While there is no dominant party or leader in the coalition, RDU has been appointed as the secretariat to perform the administrative role. The various leaders in the Coalition added that they remained open to dialogue and discussion with other opposition parties who may be keen to be part of the non-formal partnership. /TISG |
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