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Sounding the Division Bell

Tuesday, July 23, 2002

A number of regional leaders of PDI-P are restless about ex-Golkar politicians joining their party. What is the profit and the loss for the bull camp?

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It is not only the legislators in Senayan who like a little fresh air when sitting through some rather tedious session. Leaders of the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) also felt the need for a break or three during their meeting last week in Kuta, Bali. While the experts were busy with the national working meeting, the bored and frustrated delegates went instead to enjoy the things Bali is famous for, a talk in the swimming pool, a

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