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八点最热报 | 从高喊“烈火莫熄”到成为执政党核心，公正党如今却面对一个越来越棘手的问题，马来中间派还在，但已经不会再“自动投票”。面对伊党、巫统不断强化的马来伊斯兰叙事，以及自身改革信誉出现裂痕，公正党还能靠什么突围？两名受访的评论员指出，马来中间派正在缩小，但约30%较务实的马来选民，仍可能是公正党最后可以争取的政治空间。问题是，改革牌还能重新赢回他们的信任吗？公正党翻盘的“最后一张底牌”，究竟在哪里？（主播: 蔡心慧）
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00:04First, Anwar announced at the PKR convention today...
00:07What happened after the Cao Sheng Foundation investigation?
00:09The government will continue to investigate the Federal Land Development Authority.
00:12From Cao Sheng Foundation to Felda
00:15Anwar has made high-profile announcements regarding anti-corruption accountability reforms.
00:18These two Malay official institutions were reinstated.
00:21Can this really salvage the shrinking centrist Malay vote?
00:27If PKR wants to turn the tide
00:29Where is his last trump card?
00:33That seems to indicate that reforms are continuing to move forward.
00:35However, considering the current political predicament faced by the People's Justice Party...
00:39It's more like working for a power machine that's starting to malfunction.
00:42Refuel again
00:44Because Anwar is now facing more than one case.
00:47It wasn't an investigation.
00:49It is a much larger political test.
00:51This power machine, once driven by reform,
00:55Can it be restarted?
00:59How did this machine operate in the past?
01:01Reform is the engine
01:02Anwar is the brand
01:04Meanwhile, the Malay centrists and diverse voters who are pursuing reform
01:07His important fuel
01:09But what happens after they come to power?
01:10The machine is starting to lag.
01:12On one hand, PAS and UMNO are constantly seizing control of Malay Islam.
01:16and the political high ground of identity
01:17On the other side is the People's Justice Party's original most resounding reform slogan.
01:22Trust cracks begin to appear
01:24So Anwar has brought reforms back to the forefront today.
01:28Is it really pushing the boundaries of madness?
01:30It's just that we can only temporarily revive this machine.
01:35Two commentators pointed out in an interview
01:37The People's Justice Party (PKR) is not entirely devoid of Malay centrists.
01:39Rather, this political space is shrinking.
01:42What's more troublesome is
01:43Even if the space still exists
01:44These voters will no longer be swayed by Anwar's name.
01:48They automatically voted for the People's Justice Party.
01:50In other words
01:51Anwar's old political formula
01:54It's not enough.
01:55Personal charm alone is not enough
01:57Economic figures alone are not enough
02:00Reform alone is not enough
02:02Because voters no longer want to see what you say.
02:06But what exactly did you change?
02:13From the past, when people shouted "Fiery Moshir"
02:15To this day, it has become the core force of the ruling party.
02:18The path taken by the People's Justice Party
02:20The Path from Reforming the Opposition Party to Taking Power as the Ruling Party
02:23But after taking power
02:24How to retain existing supporters
02:26At the same time, break through the increasingly intense Malay identity politics
02:30This has become an even more pressing issue for the People's Justice Party.
02:32Associate Professor Shaza of the International Islamic University pointed out
02:36The People's Justice Party (PKR) still enjoys the support of Malay centrists.
02:39But the problem is that this group is shrinking.
03:06Shazah believes that the Justice Party, which emphasizes reform and diversity,
03:08To compete with PAS and UMNO on the identity politics narrative of Malay Islam
03:13It's not easy.
03:14Instead of fantasizing about a significant increase in Malay votes in the short term
03:17Shaza believes that a more realistic approach for the PKR is...
03:20First, retain existing supporters, including non-Malay voters.
03:24And the Malay middle class who still expect reforms
03:27Because they can only compare consecutive sequences.
03:31Now continuously competing with UMNO for Malay...
03:34It's very difficult for PKR and PH
03:37To resist this kind of comment
03:39Therefore, it is best to
03:40Keep what they already have
03:42What small Malaysia came to support
03:51Sofian, director of the Modica Polling Center, believes
03:54The People's Justice Party (PKR) is facing more than just PAS's identity politics offensive.
03:58The three-week election has already exposed...
04:00Anwar's personal charisma alone
04:02The ruling party's advantage and the opposition's vote split
04:04It may not be enough to hold onto Malay support.
04:06Even more troublesome is
04:08The credibility of the Justice Party's own reforms has also been damaged.
04:11From promising reforms to taking office
04:13We must face the realities of politics and compromise with those in power.
04:16Some voters began to question
04:18Is the People's Justice Party still the same as before?
04:20The political party that promised to change the country
04:23I think the PKR problem
04:24There are also some confidence issues.
04:26Especially because
04:28Once they take government
04:30They were unable to supervise.
04:31They testified to some choices
04:33This has led to some leaders
04:35For example Rafizzi
04:36Must leave the country
04:37So you'll be a little bad.
04:40Confidence of confidence
04:41The country has definitely collapsed a bit.
04:43Because they said
04:44They want to demand reform.
04:45But in the result
04:46They have to be like everyone else
04:48Sufian reminded
04:49Malaysian tickets are not only
04:51The path of identity politics
04:53He revealed
04:54About 30% of Malay voters
04:55A group belonging to the academic affairs department
04:56They are not necessarily influenced by ideology
04:59Or led by religion and politics
05:01More concerned about income
05:02Living expenses and development opportunities
05:04For the People's Justice Party
05:05The real problem
05:06Is it possible to regain it?
05:08This group of voters
05:09Prove yourself with concrete policies
05:11It can improve people's lives
05:12Therefore many people
05:13Added a lot of emphasis
05:14In policy
05:15And that's why
05:16Policy policy
05:17Middle-class voters
05:18Very strong
05:18But in society
05:20In society
05:22Possibly 133
05:23Twenty-something points
05:24Or
05:24voters
05:25They compared
05:25pragmatik
05:26They actually will
05:27Go with whom
05:27Help them
05:28So these people
05:30Not
05:30ideologi
05:31Not
05:32Not
05:32Not
05:33Not
05:34Not
05:34Not
05:34Not
05:34Not
05:34Not
05:35Not
05:36Not
05:36Not
05:37Not
06:02And today
06:03at the PKR convention
06:04Anwar also admitted it directly.
06:06The government is facing
06:07A real problem
06:08He believes
06:09Although a lot of things were done
06:10But no
06:11Effective communication
06:12Did not let the people
06:13truly felt
06:15Despite the bright economic data
06:17And failed
06:17Truly touching
06:19Anwar also admitted
06:21There is still some work
06:21Not finished yet
06:50And in order to prove the reform
06:51Not stopping at
06:52It's not just a slogan.
06:52Anwar also announced today
06:53Following the investigation by the Pilgrimage Fund Board
06:55The government will continue its investigation.
06:57Federal Land Development Agency
06:59Try to prove
07:00Government reform
07:01It did not stop
07:29Malaysian centrists
07:30But they will no longer automatically vote for the People's Justice Party.
07:33For the People's Justice Party
07:35The real test
07:36It's not about calling for reform again.
07:38The question is whether we can reassure those who once believed in reform.
07:41The Malay centrists, however, are now beginning to waver.
07:43Believe Again
07:44Reforms are still worth voting for.
07:49If the Malay centrists are rapidly disappearing...
07:51So, the lake on which the People's Justice Party depends for its survival
07:54How much water is left?
07:56Anwar today put the stall on the ground.
07:58Accountability reform: a series of measures
08:00Put it back on the table
08:02It looks like a big deal.
08:03But the real problem is
08:04These cards
08:06Shake
08:06Malay identity politics
08:08The high wall built?
08:10But this does not mean
08:11The People's Justice Party has no way out.
08:13As Sofian, director of the Modica Polling Center, said
08:16Among Malay voters
08:18There is still a group of relatively pragmatic people
08:20What they care about more is
08:22Can the government really solve real-world problems?
08:25This group of people may be from the Justice Party.
08:27The last piece of political space that has not yet been lost
08:31The problem is
08:32Can Anwar regain their support?
08:35And this may be the reason why the People's Justice Party...
08:37The last card that can still be played.
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