Parti Merdeka Malaysia

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Malaysian Independence Party
Parti Merdeka Malaysia
PMM
AbbreviationPPM
Founded1989
DissolvedDefunct

The Malaysian Independence Party (Malay : Parti Merdeka Malaysia, abbreviated PMM) was a political party in based in Malaysia representing established in 1989. [1] It has never contested in any general election and became a dormant party.

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