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Enough, Prabowo

The unbecoming record of Prabowo Subianto’s participation in the prior two presidential elections makes him unfit to be a candidate leader of the nation. He should select another, more fitting candidate.

Opinion Monday, August 8, 2022 Edition

Prabowo’s Speed Train Arms Deal

Minister of Defense Prabowo Subianto plans to place a large order for sophisticated military equipment. It is suspected that this procurement does not involve the Indonesian Military (TNI). There is concern that companies filled with people close to Prabowo will monopolize the procurement of military equipment.

National Monday, June 7, 2021 Edition

Prabowo’s Final Stage

As the 2019 presidential election edges closer, Prabowo Subianto is getting a makeover. According to a number of surveys, he is the strongest challenger for Joko Widodo. He endeavors to gain a foothold in different provinces, raising support through regional head elections in 2018. He is also preparing his party’s infrastructure and negotiating with right-wing Islamic political parties.

Cover Story Monday, January 15, 2018 Edition

Reconciliation la Prabowo

JUSUF Kalla received a special guest on his first day of work as vice president on Tuesday last week. It was the chairman of the Great Indonesia Movement (Gerindra) Party, Prabowo Subianto, who had run against Kalla and newly-elected President Joko Widodo in the July 9 election. Prabowo arrived with Fuad Hasan Mansyur, the chairman of the Golkar Party information and public relations division. "I came to offer my congratulations and to apologize," Prabowo said, conveying the purpose of his visit. In politics, Prabowo added, people often have to talk tough, but their hearts remain united.

National Thursday, January 1, 1970 Edition

Mahfud Md:
Prabowo has no troops to command

In a bid to cover all bases prior to the final days before the presidential election, former Constitutional Court Chief Justice Mahfud Md, who now heads Prabowo Subianto's campaign team, has decided to go back to his home province of East Java, the stronghold of the mighty and powerful Nahdlatul Ulama, Indonesia's biggest Islamic association. Prabowo himself is going around Central Java and Yogyakarta to make his final campaigns. Mahfud recently met Tempo reporters Agus Supriyanto and Edwin Fajerial, on the latest political mapping.

You're in East Java a lot.

Yes, because the latest survey indicates we have to fight harder in East and Central Java. We are more optimistic in West Java, Banten and Jakarta environs.

Cover Story Thursday, January 1, 1970 Edition

Prabowo's American Spin Doctors

RON Mueller first met Prabowo Subianto in 1978, but only in the past seven years have the two men become close. These days Prabowo always invites him to his mansion in Hambalang Hill, Bogor, to celebrate the New Year. In the run-up to the April legislative elections, Mueller met Prabowo almost every week. "I eat there and attend meetings not political consultations, just the usual discussions," Mueller told Tempo in late May.

Mueller, 60, is a US citizen with parents of Dutch descent, but he was born in Pekanbaru, Riau, and he said he had "Indonesian blood in his veins" because one of his ancestors was Sundanese. At the age of five, his family moved to the States. After living there for 19 years, Mueller returned to Indonesia in 1973.

Special Report Tuesday, July 1, 2014 Edition

COLONEL (RET.) GATOT PURWANTO:
No one dares to chastise Prabowo

EAST Timor holds a special place in the military career of Lt. Gen. (ret.) Prabowo Subianto. Important phases in his career path as a soldier happened during that period. Since his graduation from the Military Academy in 1974, Prabowo was posted a number of times when that former Indonesian province began its separatist movement.

Prabowo led units of the Special Forces (Kopassus) since he held the rank of second-lieutenant in East Timor, in an attempt to beat the Timorese guerrilla movement. They had a single target: to douse the armed opposition against the Indonesian authorities. They succeeded, up to a point. In 1978, Prabowo's troops shot and killed Fretilin (the major East Timor rebel group) leader and prime minister in exile, Nicolaus Labato.

Special Report Tuesday, July 1, 2014 Edition

Prabowo's Baggage

THE abduction of pro-democracy activists in 1998 caused a rift between military officers Fachrul Razi and Syamsu Djalal. Syamsu Djalal, who at the time was commander of the Military Police, holding the rank of major-general, tried to have Prabowo Subianto court-martialed. But Fachrul Razi, who at that time was the Armed Forces (ABRI) chief of general staff with the rank of lieutenant-general, prevented him from doing so.

"The initial evidence that Prabowo was the brains behind the abductions was very strong," said Syamsu Djalal in an interview last week. Fachrul and Syamsu are presently aligned with the supporters of presidential candidate Joko Widodo.

Cover Story Tuesday, June 17, 2014 Edition

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