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.

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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