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'We may lose battles, but we will win the war’: Fuziah urges PKR to keep fighting

PKR secretary-general Datuk Dr Fuziah Salleh has called on party members to remain undaunted by failure and setbacks, urging them to rise again and continue defending their ideals in the pursuit of a better future. In her welcoming address at the PKR...

PKR Secretary-General Datuk Dr Fuziah Salleh addressed the party members at the National Congress, urging them not to be deterred by setbacks. She reminded them that failure should not lead to abandonment of the struggle for Reformasi, as every challenge should instead serve as a source of strength to push forward. Fuziah called on party members to maintain resilience and discipline, stressing that setbacks are inevitable but do not signify the end of the cause.

She invoked a Malay proverb to emphasize that even when individuals are broken, they can still continue to fight by leaning on their remaining resources—elbows, fingernails, and wings. Fuziah reiterated that losses in individual battles should not be confused with losing the larger struggle, and she encouraged members to treat every experience as a chance for self-improvement and reflection.

She reminded them of the importance of strengthening their ideals, commitment, and ideals, vowing that together, they would continue to fight and ultimately triumph.

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