Munawwaroh, Jakarta – Former Pancasila Youth (PP) chairperson Yorrys Raweyai objects to the bad image sometimes held by the public about the youth organisation PP, which is now more than 50 years old, with the world of thuggery and violence.
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Anas: Come on, let’s all run around naked then... if you’ve got the guts!
Man: Stay tuned for the next episode in the soap opera...
Legislator: Don’t play favourites (pointing to KPK chief Abraham Samad)
Yudhoyono: Restore the party’s image! Problematic members resign!
Kid: And if senior party officials are problematic?
Man: In this republic where so much is unverified, counterfeiting is common place Mr... false pledges, false promises, false police, false license plates, false love... and... false teeth...
Man: Good idea Mr! Don’t jail or impoverish corruptors... just hang them!
Man: Yes... but when are you going to give me some thought Mr?
Former Miss Indonesia Angelina Sondakh, a legislator from President Yudhoyono’s ruling Democrat Party and suspect in a high-profile corruption scandal, angered millions who watched her recent court testimony in the trial of former party treasurer Muhammad Nazaruddin when she insisted she knew nothing about a BlackBerry messenger conversation wit
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2nd Man: Or was the milk already damaged to begin with.
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Kid: Maybe he’ll keep it up until two thousand and fourteen (the 2014 elections) Mr.
Man: How come their so quick to defend and protect people who flee the country?
Woman: Birds of a feather flock together!
Man: Corruption is rampant Mr! ... Your seat’s a bit out of whack Mr...
Resentment of Singapore’s perceived role as a safe haven for corruption fugitives has resurfaced as the Yudhoyono government scrambles to pursuade disgraced Democrat Party treasurer Muhammad Nazaruddin to return home after fleeing to Singapore.
Politicians: Don’t try anything stupid or I’ll spill the beans on your rotten dealings too!
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Jakarta – The number of floating voters is tending to increase. This can be seen not just from the decline in participation levels in elections between 1999 and 2009, but the political parties in general would be unable to hold on to their constituents if an election was held today.
Yet another round of political squabbling has broken out within the government’s ruling coalition – this time over Golkar Party politician Nurdin Halid’s leadership of the beleaguered Football Association of Indonesia (PSSI) – which is being used as a political football by President Yudhoyono’s Democrat Party to weaken Golkar’s hold over the PSS
M Hernowo – Case of human rights violations that took place around the time of the fall of the New Order regime have still not been fully resolved. Moreover President Suharto’s decision on May 21, 1998 to release his grip on the reigns power, which he held for 32 years, has been taken advantage of by some groups.