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Cleaning Up Constitutional Congestion

Tuesday, January 23, 2001

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The avenue between Senayan and the state palace is snarled up. But it's not a matter of congested roadways on account of the reappearance of street demos. This is a matter of the drawn-out political chaos ongoing between the House of Representatives (DPR) and the president. The reasons behind this congestion are many: controversy over the legality of the special committee investigating funds from Yanatera Bulog (employees foundation at the State

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