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Election pollution

Election pollution: A member of the Pasuruan General Elections Commission (KPUD) burns damaged ballot papers at the KPUD office in Pasuruan, East Java on Thursday

The Jakarta Post
Thu, April 10, 2014

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span class="inline inline-center">Election pollution: A member of the Pasuruan General Elections Commission (KPUD) burns damaged ballot papers at the KPUD office in Pasuruan, East Java on Thursday. The activity was witnessed by the Pasuruan Police and the Elections Monitoring Agency. (Antara/Adhitya Hendra)

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