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Throwing the Ball to the Regions

Tuesday, April 11, 2006

The government has ultimately acceded to the demand of village heads to earn a fixed salary. The realization of the agreement depends on the respective regions.

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FORTY-FIVE-YEAR-OLD Kojims face is bright. The village head of Tompe Gunung, Sukolilo district, Pati, Central Java, is happy because as of May he will receive a salary from the regional government. I am glad my colleagues struggle has been successful, he said.

The struggle was led by a number of village heads united in the Union of Village Heads and Village Officials (Parade Nusantara). After staging a demonstration in early March, last Monday th

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