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INTRODUCING… PRABOWO SUBIANTO

t was third time lucky for the 72-year-old former army general when he swept to presidential power in Indonesia on 14 February. The archipelago nation’s new President-elect lost in the last two elections to the wildly popular Joko Widodo (known affectionately among the public as Jokowi) who was

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