Bullish on the Banyan

The Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) and the Golkar Party are holding hands, and the reform process may well be the victim. The relationship between the two parties that garnered the most votes in the 1999 election is causing concern, not least because of the neglect of the two issues that are currently the subject of much public debate: the candidacy of Jakarta Governor Sutiyoso and the vote against the Buloggate II Special Co

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