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- The Democratic Action Party (DAP) will decide its future in Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's Cabinet at a July national congress.
- Secretary-general Anthony Loke said dissatisfaction over unfulfilled promises and scandals has prompted this “internal referendum.”
- The DAP, representing the Malaysian Chinese community, faced pressure after failing to win any Sabah state seats.
- With 40 seats in the Lower House, the party's stance could affect Chinese support for Anwar and the coalition's stability.
