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View all search resultsActress Marissa seeks return
Actress and former Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) politician Marissa Haque wants to register with the National Mandate Party (PAN) in her efforts to seek a political ticket to return to the House of Representatives
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ctress and former Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) politician Marissa Haque wants to register with the National Mandate Party (PAN) in her efforts to seek a political ticket to return to the House of Representatives.
“The making of my membership card with PAN is in process,” she said while attending a batik expo at Gadjah Mada University on Wednesday.
Marissa admitted that her heart was with the PDI-P but she decided to join PAN to be closer to her family as her husband Ikang Fauzi had previously joined the party. She said many parties, including the Golkar Party and the Democratic Party, had said they would welcome her but that she had made a decision to join PAN. Asked why she wanted to return to politics, she said Indonesia was ruled by political parties and that “[if] we want to do something for the nation, we have to join these parties”.
She said if she won a legislative seat in 2014, she would join a House commission to help develop the creative economy or monitor law enforcement.
