Politicians: We’re ready to pair up

Woman: We’re used to ‘dieting’ (bag reads Basic Goods, Instant Noodles)

With the political parties absorbed in finalising their presidential (capres) and vice presidential (cawapres) candidates, little attention was given to a report showing the number of people living in poverty (using an absurdly low PCI of 75c a day) rose to 28.55 million (World Bank figures put this at around 130 million) while income inequality rose to a GINI coefficient of 0.41, making Indonesia a dangerously ‘unequal’ society according to the UN.