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January 2012

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Kompas – January 28, 2012

Man: Deputy regents (wakil bupati – regent’s representative) want to be regents! Deputy governors (wakil gubernur – governor’s representative) want to be governors! So Mr representative of the people (wakil rakyat) why don’t you want to be one of the people!

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Kompas – January 25, 2012

Trolley reads: Infrastructure and Public Utilities Budget

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Kompas – January 21, 2012

Man: The predatory republic?

Headline reads: Agrarian Law. Roll reads: Land Management.

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Kompas – January 18, 2012

1st Man: That’s the big boss, the chief and the big chief’s share

2nd Man: While our share’s a flood alert right (apel = alert or apple)

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Kompas – January 14, 2012

A 17-year-old boy at the center of a legal and public relations storm was found guilty on Wednesday of stealing a pair of sandals from a police officer and released into the custody of his parents.

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Kompas – January 11, 2012

Arm band reads: Corruptor

The arrest of a juvenile who stole a pair of cheap sandals is only the latest in a series of cases where police have locked up children for petty crimes while rampant official corruption and theft of millions in public funds is often punished with just a slap on the wrist.

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Kompas – January 7, 2012

Oh God... I just pray for retirement... because my job in this country has been taken over by government officials!

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Kompas – January 4, 2012

Man: Optimistic?

Flood waters read: Corruption, mafia, violence...

December 2011

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Kompas – December 31, 2011

Kid: The year of lies!

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Kompas – December 21, 2011

Traditional land rights

Shocking reports have emerged of mass killings in Lampung after dozens of farmers from Mesuji met with lawmakers on Wednesday and alleged that 30 farmers had been murdered between 2009 and 2011 as part of attempts by a plantation company to evict them from their traditional land.