Challenging Party Assumptions

Candidates are busy lobbying before a meeting to determine Golkar's presidential choicebut what effect will a Jakarta decision have for lower-ranking party members?

August 17, 2004

A WAVE of drowsiness swept through the plenary meeting room early last Thursday at the Golkar Party Central Leadership Board (DPP) offices in Slipi, West Jakarta. Several party administrators could be seen yawning massively. Others stepped out for fresh air, but a few officials overcome by sleep murmured in their chairs.

After nodding off several times, Golkar Party Chairman Akbar Tandjung attempted to stay alert by propping up his head. DPP

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