The Broken Political Alliance That’s Rocking Indonesia
The world’s third-largest democracy is dealing with twin political scandals: one about a high school diploma, and one about wiretapping.
To run for high office in Indonesia, candidates must possess a high school diploma. It’s an admittedly extraneous barrier, but not an entirely outrageous expectation for people leading the country. Well, one person might disagree with us — Indonesia’s now-former vice president.
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