Muhyiddin received Chinese visitors from Hua Zong yesterday who left with the impression that our PM will endorse the UEC.
Recognition of UEC was one of Harapan’s promises made in their manifesto. The 95-percent-voters want to collect from the current Malay government (which they did not vote for) an election promise made by DAP. Now that’s ‘C for Chutzpah’ !
BELOW: One Facebooker remarked of the group photo “semua pangkah DAP tu” — screencapture from the Prime Minister’s official FB
Education is one of the Chinese sticking points reviewed in a survey (see below) cited by Dominic Lau who is now Gerakan president.
The chart below was published in November 2013 by Malaysiakini.
Malays argue that Malaysia in the only country in the world permitting a foreign language as a national medium of instruction. Chinese argue that fairness means equality means equal rights and equal access to language learning.
Helen Ang 
If the PN government does indeed recognise the UEC, I can expect that the MCA will regain ground.
thank for sharing with us a very stimulating dream.
I do believe MCA has a chance in mixed seats. My Chinese friends who are all supporters of DAP (!) have voiced their frustration at PH and DAP. While I know that changing minds is difficult (all biases are at play), it won’t surprise me if a good portion of Chinese moved their votes to MCA or refrain from voting.
Gene
i think whether mca hv a chance or not is depend in umno.
More like S for Shameless.