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Victory: Lawyers representing the General Elections Commission (KPU) cheer after the reading of the ruling on the presidential election dispute at the Constitutional Court in Jakarta on Thursday
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Victory: Lawyers representing the General Elections Commission (KPU) cheer after the reading of the ruling on the presidential election dispute at the Constitutional Court in Jakarta on Thursday. The court rejected all the claims made by losing presidential ticket Prabowo Subianto and his running mate Hatta Rajasa in their lawsuit, which alleged widespread fraud during the July 9 election. (JP/AWO) (KPU) cheer after the reading of the ruling on the presidential election dispute at the Constitutional Court in Jakarta on Thursday. The court rejected all the claims made by losing presidential ticket Prabowo Subianto and his running mate Hatta Rajasa in their lawsuit, which alleged widespread fraud during the July 9 election. (JP/AWO)
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span class="caption">Victory: Lawyers representing the General Elections Commission (KPU) cheer after the reading of the ruling on the presidential election dispute at the Constitutional Court in Jakarta on Thursday. The court rejected all the claims made by losing presidential ticket Prabowo Subianto and his running mate Hatta Rajasa in their lawsuit, which alleged widespread fraud during the July 9 election. (JP/AWO)
