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Malaysia’s Anwar promises ‘full disclosure’ as ‘corporate mafia’ scandal grows

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Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced on Tuesday that his government will publicly release the findings of a special task force investigating corporate malfeasance within three months. The commitment follows growing public scrutiny regarding the administration's handling of a burgeoning scandal involving alleged 'corporate mafia' activities.

The initiative is intended to address mounting public frustration over the government's perceived inability to effectively curb corruption. By promising full disclosure, the administration aims to demonstrate transparency and accountability in its efforts to combat systemic corporate misconduct.

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