Bulls Eye
Tuesday, July 23, 2002
PDI-P has been accused of putting the agenda of its central leadership ahead of the views of its membership in the regions.
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Fachrudin was in a hurry to get home from Bali. Everything has been arranged. Lazy, hey, I want to go home early, he said.
He had attended the national working meeting of the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) in Kuta, Bali, last week. The chair of the PDI-P faction in the Riau regional legislature, Fachrudin was busy finding a ticket home late last Thursday, although all his friends were still in the meeting room of the Hotel Bali D
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