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  1. CIMB was used for political donations in Malaysia, while a ledger detailing under-representation was kept in Singapore, and Article 153 safeguards were discussed for Sabah natives.

Aliran accepted donations via a CIMB account while state elections determined legislative representation.

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Aliran accepted donations via a CIMB account while state elections determined legislative representation.

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  • Aliran

    Indonesian politician (born 1960)

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  • CIMB

    Malaysian financial company

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  • Sabah

    airport in Papua New Guinea

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