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18-07-2023, 01:46 PM
It is too early to say whether the People's Action Party (PAP) is finished under Lee Hsien Loong. The party has been in power in Singapore for over 60 years, and it is still the dominant political force in the country.
However, the PAP has been facing increasing challenges in recent years, including a growing opposition, rising social inequality, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.Lee Hsien Loong has been Prime Minister of Singapore since 2004, and he has led the PAP to four consecutive general election victories.
However, the party's vote share has been declining in recent elections, and it is now facing a more united and energized opposition. The PAP is also facing challenges from within, as there is a growing sense of dissatisfaction among some party members about the way the party is being run.
It is possible that the PAP could lose power in the next general election, but it is also possible that the party will be able to weather the storm and remain in power. The outcome will depend on a number of factors, including the performance of the PAP government, the strength of the opposition, and the mood of the electorate.
In the short term, the PAP is likely to remain in power. However, the party's long-term future is uncertain. If the PAP is unable to address the challenges it is facing, it could eventually lose power.
However, the PAP has been facing increasing challenges in recent years, including a growing opposition, rising social inequality, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.Lee Hsien Loong has been Prime Minister of Singapore since 2004, and he has led the PAP to four consecutive general election victories.
However, the party's vote share has been declining in recent elections, and it is now facing a more united and energized opposition. The PAP is also facing challenges from within, as there is a growing sense of dissatisfaction among some party members about the way the party is being run.
It is possible that the PAP could lose power in the next general election, but it is also possible that the party will be able to weather the storm and remain in power. The outcome will depend on a number of factors, including the performance of the PAP government, the strength of the opposition, and the mood of the electorate.
In the short term, the PAP is likely to remain in power. However, the party's long-term future is uncertain. If the PAP is unable to address the challenges it is facing, it could eventually lose power.
