New York Times: 'The Presidency Period in Indonesia Ends, but the Dynasty Begins'

New York Times: 'Periode Presiden Indonesia Berakhir, tapi Dinastinya Dimulai'

New York Times: 'The Period of Indonesian President Ends, but the Dynasty Begins'

New York Times: 'The Presidency Period in Indonesia Ends, but the Dynasty Begins'

Dream - American media, New York Times, reviews the 2024 Indonesian Presidential Election with a provocative headline. New York Times highlights Jokowi's political dynasty after his son, Gibran Rakabuming Raka, became a candidate for vice president (cawapres) alongside Prabowo Subianto.

In the newspaper published on Sunday, January 7, 2024, the New York Times titled "For Indonesia's President, a Term Is Ending, but a Dynasty Is Beginning" or in translation, "For Indonesia's President, the Term Ends, but the Dynasty Begins." As for the online edition, the New York Times titled "A President's Son Is in Indonesia's Election Picture. Is It Democracy or Dynasty?" or in translation, "A President's Son Is in Indonesia's Election Picture, is it democracy or dynasty?"

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "New York Times highlights how Gibran can advance to the 2024 Election after the Constitutional Court (MK), led by his uncle, Anwar Usman, changed the minimum age requirement for someone to become a presidential candidate or vice presidential candidate."

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "New York Times then quoted several experts who mentioned that Jokowi was behind the scenes to control it for years, and intended to extend his influence as his term ends."

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is: "The marriage of Anwar Usman with Jokowi's sister, Idayati, in 2020 also did not escape attention because it was feared to cause conflicts of interest."

"At that time, legal experts warned of the possibility of future conflicts of interest."
write New York Times.

"dream.co.id"

"Some people urged him to resign from the court or, at the very least, withdraw from the case involving his new brother-in-law. However, Anwar still plays an important role in the decisions that help his nephew." Then, Gibran's statement was also mentioned before the Constitutional Court's decision, where he felt he was not yet qualified because he had not served as the Mayor of Solo for three years."

"I am still very new, there is still a lot that I need to learn. So, if the jump from being a mayor to a vice president is too high," said Gibran in an interview with Kompas TV on July 28, 2023, as quoted by the New York Times. The New York Times also interviewed one of the residents of Solo about Gibran's readiness if he becomes the vice president."

Meanwhile, there are concerns from 17-year-old first-time voters that Gibran will do anything to benefit himself, reflecting on the rule changes that allow him to participate in the 2024 election.

Ekuador

Tense Video of TV Host Held Hostage by Gang Live, Ecuador Declares "Internal Armed Conflict"

The atmosphere in Ecuador is tense. Offices and shops are closed, and employees are sent home early.

New York Times: 'The Period of Indonesian President Ends, but the Dynasty Begins'

"At that time, legal experts warned of the possibility of future conflicts of interest."write New York Times.

"At that time, legal experts warned of the possibility of future conflicts of interest."
write New York Times.