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Politics 8 years ago
Hanura to discuss vice president candidate for Jokowi
The Hanura Party is set to kick off a national leadership meeting in Kuta, Bali, on Aug. 4-5 during which the party will discuss possible vice presidential candidates to be paired with incumbent President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo in the 2019 race.
National 8 years ago
KPK hands over dossier on Miryam to prosecutors
Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) investigators handed over to prosecutors on Wednesday the dossier on former Hanura Party lawmaker Miryam S. Haryani , a perjury suspect who previously testified in the high-profile e-ID card case..
National 8 years ago
‘Graft-tainted factions’ should not lead KPK inquiry team: PPP
The United Development Party (PPP) has suggested that the inquiry team the House of Representatives (DPR) will set up to look into the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) should not be led by factions whose members are implicated in the e-ID graft case.
National 8 years ago
Judge rejects Miryam's pretrial motion
The South Jakarta District Court’s sole judge Asiadi Sembiring has rejected a pretrial hearing request filed by Hanura Party lawmaker Miryam S.Haryani to challenge her having been named a suspect in a case of alleged embezzlement involving the e-ID program.
National 8 years ago
Right of inquiry aims to keep KPK on track: Hanura
Dadang Rusdiana, the secretary of the Hanura Party faction at the House of Representatives, said on Friday the House’s plan to exercise its right to inquiry against the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) was not an attempt to weaken the anti-graft body but instead, aimed to keep it “on the right track."
