Malaysian Workers' Party

Malaysian Workers' Party
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The Malaysian Worker's Party (Parti Pekerja-Pekerja Malaysia) is a leftist political party in Malaysia.

The party was founded in 1978 by Mrs Ganga Nayar, who unsuccessfully contested the Sungai Besi Parliamentary and Sungai Way State seats in the 5th Malaysian General Elections of 1978.

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