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八点最热报 | 在今天举行的公正党全国代表大会上,首相兼公正党主席安华做出了一个带有一点悲壮色彩的举动。他向那些在权力迭代中被边缘化的党内老将公开道歉,并呼吁这些昔日伙伴“不计前嫌,重归改革路”。安华主动道歉,那些曾经并肩作战的“烈火莫熄”老将,会不会因此回头呢?除了向公正党老将打出“温情牌”,安华也向年轻选民抛出一枚重磅“政治炸弹”,宣布彻底废除《大学及大学学院法令》,极力争取学生群体的支持。(主播: 蔡心慧)

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00:04At the PKR national congress held today
00:07Prime Minister and PKR President Anwar made a move that had a touch of tragic grandeur.
00:12Cai's actions
00:13He addressed the party veterans who had been marginalized during the power transition.
00:18Open Apology
00:19It also called on these former partners to put aside past grievances and return to the path of reform.
00:23Anwar apologized.
00:25Those veteran generals who once fought side by side, like the fiery Moses.
00:28Will they turn back because of this?
00:30Besides playing the sentimental card with the veterans of the People's Justice Party
00:33Anwar also dropped a bombshell on young voters.
00:38The abolition of the University and University College Act was announced.
00:41Striving to gain the support of the student body
00:44Anwar bowed down to apologize to the veteran.
00:47Is this a call for the People's Justice Party?
00:48Trying to regain the moral high ground of the past
00:51The abolition of the Higher Education Act
00:52This is building a wall for the future of the People's Justice Party.
00:55Resisting the engulfing effect of conservative trends on the younger generation
00:58Anwar is clearly trying to seize power.
01:01The moment of rolling down from the peak
01:03Complete the second start for the PKR
01:06Apologize to the veterans
01:08Unshackle the shackles of junior college
01:09Anwar is making a risky move.
01:12Is this self-rescue or the ultimate gamble?
01:14Will this step succeed?
01:16It depends on his tears
01:18Can it melt the iceberg of real interests?
01:20It depends more on those former partners.
01:23Do you still want to believe?
01:24That fiery Mexican myth from back then
01:292026 PKR National Congress
01:32It officially launched today at the Malacca International Trade Centre.
01:35Party representatives from all over the country
01:37Gathering together
01:38Focusing on the future direction of reform and struggle within the Party
01:41Just finished surgery
01:42Anhua, who was discharged from the hospital not long ago
01:44I also went to the conference venue this morning to oversee things.
01:46He seems to be in pretty good spirits.
02:02There are internal party divisions
02:04External political pressure
02:06Given the current unpredictable evidence
02:08Anwar's policy speech today
02:11It has also become a focus of attention.
02:13At the conference
02:14Anwar did not shy away from the challenges currently facing the party.
02:16Instead, he took the initiative to do self-reflection.
02:19And it sent a signal to the party that it was regrouping.
02:22As the head of the party
02:24He also adopted an extremely rare low profile.
02:26He bowed in apology to his comrades who fought alongside him in the west.
03:11An apology to everyone and a call for veteran players to return to the team
03:14This is not only political integration within the party
03:17This is also the core of Anwar's attempt to bring the People's Justice Party back onto the national reform agenda.
03:21Heart
03:21An invitation was extended to my comrades-in-arms in the west to come back and go together.
03:25From the fiery Moxi of yesteryear to now, entering a realm devoid of power.
03:29Heart
03:29The foundation upon which the People's Justice Party was founded was precisely this kind of unrecorded return.
03:33The veteran who reported
03:34The courage and support of NGOs and young people
03:38However, the allocation of resources and the shift in policy after taking office
03:42Many key personnel felt marginalized.
03:44Anwar bowed his head and apologized today.
03:46It is precisely in an attempt to rediscover the original intention of embracing all rivers.
03:50Besides uniting veterans
03:51Anwar is also well aware of the loss of support from young people.
03:54This is the biggest crisis facing the People's Justice Party right now.
03:57Facing the multiple revisions in the past
03:59However, the controversial 1971 Universities and Colleges Act has never been able to eliminate the issue.
04:02Anwar today delivered the ultimate promise that young people have been eagerly awaiting.
04:27Recruiting former comrades to abolish the College Law
04:29Anwar attempted to play the reform card.
04:32Let the People's Justice Party start afresh
04:33However, the challenges facing him
04:36Yet it remains incredibly severe.
04:38The first thing that catches the eye is the trust deficit of the People's Justice Party.
04:41Veterans are losing support, while young voters are leaving.
04:44This did not happen overnight.
04:46Anwar's verbal apology and policy commitments
04:49Can it be translated into actual reform actions?
04:51This remains to be seen.
04:53Secondly, there are the burdens of governance and the lessons of betrayal.
04:56As the leader of the ruling party
04:58Anwar needs to maintain a balance of interests among the political parties within the unity government.
05:02At the same time, another problem is being faced.
05:04That is to properly handle past betrayals and divisions within the party.
05:07The scars left behind
05:09With the wounds of the masses
05:12The final scar
05:15It is the way to handle the Party
05:18That's where the Party is properly dealt with.
05:20I think this is worth a try.
05:22It has strength
05:24It has a lot of strength.
05:25Believe in anyone
05:28Trust others
05:29In handling the local party affairs properly
05:31In handling the local party affairs properly
05:32All of these were handled properly by the Party in the central government.
05:34I must learn
05:35In this kind of place, try it out
05:42Acknowledge weaknesses, learn from mistakes, and adhere to principles.
05:45Anwar's speech today is both a confession of internal purges and a self-criticism.
05:50It is also a call to arms for a regrouping and new beginnings.
05:52In the intertwining of ideals and reality
05:54Can the People's Justice Party rely on apologies and major reforms?
05:58How to win back people's hearts again?
06:00This is not just about the fate of a political party.
06:02This further tests the path of this governance reform.
06:04How much further can it go?
06:07Betrayal, centrifugal force, and trust deficit
06:12Publicly apologize to the veteran
06:14Will Anwar be able to realize his ideals after taking office?
06:18What about the burden of governing in private?
06:19Except for the 50-year college degree ban
06:22Anwar could use this tactic.
06:23Did they turn things around in the youth vote?
06:26Regardless of the fact that the People's Justice Party is besieged on all sides
06:29Anwar's speech at the conference
06:31It is both a profound self-examination and a reflection on one's relationship with the Party.
06:35It was also a do-or-die political mobilization.
06:38He did not deny his weaknesses.
06:40There was no avoidance of betrayal.
06:41Instead, they tried to admit their mistakes.
06:44Recruiting veterans
06:45And to break the shackles of junior college
06:47This three-pronged approach pulled the People's Justice Party out of its slump after taking power.
06:52In state
06:53Bringing the reforms back to their origins
06:55Will this renewed pledge succeed?
06:58It has nothing to do with how loud the applause is today.
07:01The key lies in whether the promise to abolish the Higher Education Act can be truly fulfilled.
07:05And those old comrades and young people who were once lost
07:09Are you willing to trust the People's Justice Party again?
07:12Would you be willing to go home with Anwar again?
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