Indonesia enters election season with options wide open/ Kerry B Collision

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COLLISON Kerry B

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In: Defense & Foreign Affairs Strategic Policy 3, 2009. p.20 (22)Summary: A new President will be elected in early July 2009. The contenders in July's Presidential polls include four retired military generals. The military remains one of the most powerful political institutions in the country and questions on whether it will return to practical politics.

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A new President will be elected in early July 2009. The contenders in July's Presidential polls include four retired military generals. The military remains one of the most powerful political institutions in the country and questions on whether it will return to practical politics.

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