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People’s Power Party withdraws from four-party opposition alliance, aims to contest in Tampines

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The alliance’s secretary-general Lim Tean said the other parties were not agreeable to the PPP targeting Tampines as it could "potentially lead to a four-corner fight".

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Mothership SingaporeMothership Singapore

S'pore's People's Power Party withdraws from opposition alliance People's Alliance for Reform

The party cited "irreconcilable strategic differences for GE2025".

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Channel News AsiaChannel News Asia

People’s Power Party withdraws from four-party opposition alliance, aims to contest in Tampines

The alliance’s secretary-general Lim Tean said the other parties were not agreeable to the PPP targeting Tampines as it could "potentially lead to a four-corner fight".

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The Straits TimesThe Straits Times

People’s Power Party withdraws from four-party opposition alliance led by Lim Tean

This comes as PPP has reached a “disheartening crossroads” with the alliance parties, said PPP chief Goh Meng Seng.

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The Online CitizenThe Online Citizen

People’s Power Party withdraws from People’s Alliance for Reform ahead of GE2025

The People’s Power Party (PPP) announced on Saturday (22 February) that it would withdraw from the People’s Alliance for Reform (PAR), citing strategic differences ahead of Singapore’s General Election (GE), which must be held before November this year. In its statement, PPP expressed disappointment over the split but stressed that the decision was necessary to prevent internal disruptions within the alliance. The party emphasised that it had lo…

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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore on Saturday, February 22, 2025.
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