Matori Looks Beyond Java

Matori Abdul Djalil's opposition to Abdurrahman Wahid, the former mentor who originally asked him to be chairman of the National Awakening Party (PKB), does not look likely to end any time soon.

A week before the PKB blessed by Wahid held a congress in Yogyakarta, Matori finished off his own version of the congress smoothly in Jakarta. Smooth in that it gave him what he wanted. The Jakarta congress reinstated him as chairman until 2005 and expre

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