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View all search resultsOnly Golkar win will bring welfare to Indonesia, says Aburizal
Golkar Party chairman and presidential candidate Aburizal Bakrietold party cadres and sympathizers in Medan, North Sumatra that a Golkar win inthe upcoming elections was the only path to a state of welfare in this country
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olkar Party chairman and presidential candidate Aburizal Bakrietold party cadres and sympathizers in Medan, North Sumatra that a Golkar win inthe upcoming elections was the only path to a state of welfare in this country.
'If you want to live in a better condition, then Golkar must win the elections,' he told a campaign meeting at Merdeka square in Medan on Thursday as quoted by antara.com.
The party's top brass, like secretary-general Idrus Marham, deputy advisory council chief Lt. Gen. (ret) Luhut Panjaitan and head of Golkar's North Sumatra chapter Ajib Shah, were also seen at the venue.
Aburizal said if Golkar won the elections, he would continue the previous government's best programs as well as implementing his own, called 'Vision 2045: Welfare State'.
'The good things in the past will not be forsaken,' he said.
Golkar, the country's second largest party, is seen as one of the few parties, along with the Indonesian Democracy Party of Struggle (PDI-P) that could win this year's elections.
