Stabbed by a Heavenly Wind

Candidates competing for the leadership of Golkar felt they had been given the government's green light. Wiranto feels he has been stabbed in the back.

Tempo

December 21, 2004

A HEAVENLY wind came from the palace, but it blew stifling hot air rather than a cool breeze. Ahead of the Golkar Party 7th National Convention last week, such a wind hit the former coordinating security minister Gen. (ret) Wiranto, one of the candidates running in the race. "I was stabbed in the back," Wiranto was quoted by a close aide as saying.

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