The More Things Change…
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Members of the Democrat and Golkar parties accused each other of involvement following Gayus’s “leaves of absence” were exposed, threatening their political coalition.
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THE event at the Jakarta Lawyers Club broadcast by TVOne, on Tuesday night last week, was a stage for Aburizal Bakrie to speak out. As chairman of the Golkar Party, he felt that reports of his meeting with Gayus Halomoan Tambunan in Bali was intentionally publicized. “This is an attack on the image of the Golkar Party for the 2014 elections,” said Aburizal. The program, hosted by Karni Ilyas, chief editor of this television station, was broad
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