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July 18, OnlineThe Indonesian Defense University dismissed one of its non-permanent lecturers, Al Araf, after the media publicized the latter’s opinion pieces, which criticized the alleged irregularities in the government’s weapon procurement projects
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uly 18, Online
The Indonesian Defense University dismissed one of its non-permanent lecturers, Al Araf, after the media publicized the latter’s opinion pieces, which criticized the alleged irregularities in the government’s weapon procurement projects.
Rector, Lt. Gen. (ret) Syarifuddin Tippe confirmed on Wednesday that the dismissal had been linked to Al Araf’s recent opinion pieces in a number of national newspapers including The Jakarta Post and Kompas.
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The generals still rule but how long will it take for the old Soeharto inner circle to die off?
Baz
It proves that the Indonesian Military is still in charge of our country, despite our so-called “democratic” government.
Henry Manoe
