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Indonesia grants Independence Day remissions to nearly 177,000 inmates

At a ceremony held at the ministry's office in Jakarta on Saturday, Law and Human Rights Minister Yasonna H. Laoly announced the remission awards. The event featured symbolic presentations to four inmates from Central Jakarta’s Class 1 Prison and East Jakarta’s Class 1 Pondok Bambu Prison. Laoly emphasized the importance of these remissions, stating that they represent a chance for inmates to contribute to the community and make a fresh start.

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Nusantara hosts historic first Independence day celebration

The celebration, held on August 17th, was a momentous occasion filled with national pride and symbolism. It featured a series of events, including a grand parade, cultural performances, and a solemn flag-raising ceremony, all reflecting the rich heritage and unity of the Indonesian people. The festivities were attended by high-ranking government officials, including President Joko Widodo, who emphasized the historical significance of the day and the importance of Nusantara in Indonesia’s future.

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Voter ID misuse in Jakarta governor election sparks political controversy

The controversy centers on claims that some voter IDs were improperly used to influence the outcome of the gubernatorial race. The misuse of voter IDs reportedly involves instances where these documents were either duplicated, manipulated, or used without the rightful owner’s consent. This development has triggered a widespread investigation by local authorities and electoral oversight bodies, aiming to uncover the extent of the misconduct and to ensure fair elections.

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House speaker Puan criticizes decline in Indonesian democracy

Puan Maharani, a prominent figure in Indonesian politics and a member of the ruling Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P), highlighted what she perceives as a troubling decline in democratic norms and practices. Her comments reflect a growing anxiety among political leaders about the health of Indonesia's democratic institutions and the broader implications for governance and societal stability.

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Megawati and Yudhoyono miss Jokowi’s final state address amidst political tensions

Jokowi’s final address was intended to review his administration's achievements and set the stage for the future. The presence of both Megawati and Yudhoyono at such events has historically been a symbol of political unity and continuity. However, their decision to skip this occasion reflects underlying tensions and possibly foreshadows changes in Indonesia’s political alliances.

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Prabowo secures house majority: what it means for Indonesia’s political and economic future

Prabowo, who leads the Gerindra Party and has been a prominent figure in Indonesian politics, managed to consolidate support within the House, signaling a strong foothold as he prepares to assume the presidency. His success in obtaining a majority is a pivotal moment in Indonesian politics, reflecting both his extensive political network and his party's growing influence.

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