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September 2016

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Kompas – September 17, 2016

Man: Transacti-onal?

June 2016

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Kompas – June 11, 2016

Kid: Political beef trading (horse trading) is rampant, so why's beef so expensive Dad?

Table: Reshuffle, a ministerial post?, Power, Election Law

May 2016

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Kompas – May 18, 2016

Man: It's time to fix it Mr!

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Kompas – May 14, 2016

Man: You need a draft law against extraordinary violence!

Kid: But you're too busy with political laws to stymie your opponents right Mr...

News/Indonesia
Harian Jogja – May 2, 2016

Jogja – Hundreds of workers from various trade unions in the Central Java province of Yogyakarta commemorated International Labour Day or May Day by declaring the formation of a mass organisation called “The House of the Indonesian People” during a rally in the centre of Yogyakarta city on May 1.

March 2016

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Kompas – March 19, 2016

Kid: Once again, we'll be buying a cat in a sack (lit: to buy something without knowing what it is) right Dad?

Headlines read: Independents vs political parties, regional elections, tripping someone up, political acrobatics, political bride price.

February 2016

News/Indonesia
Seruu.com – February 9, 2016

Indonesian Trade Union Confederation (KSPI) chairperson Said Iqbal is again talking up the issue of mass dismissals (PHK), saying most recently that the wave of layoffs has also hit the pharmaceutical industry.

January 2016

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Kompas – January 23, 2016

Man: I am indeed thinking about it.

Kid: Think about me too Dad.

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Kompas – January 20, 2016

Box reads 'Regional Budget'

Kompas - January 20, 2016

September 2015

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Kompas – September 2, 2015

While regional elections slated for December 9 will be a watershed for Indonesia – with elections being held simultaneously in 269 regions throughout the country – little else has changed with candidates trotting out the same tired old promises which people know from experience won’t be kept once they’re elected.