It seems the factional disputes in Indonesia’s Democrat Party will never end. Last week the Government would not recognise Presidential Chief of Staff Moeldoko claim to the chairmanship of the party. Subsequently on 05 April, Moeldoko’s opponents suggested he should just form a new party. This prompted an unhappy reaction from Moeldoko’s supporters.
Yoes C. Kenawas is completing his dissertation on dynastic politics in Indonesia. He explains the causes of the dispute and the conflicts of interest that magnify the problem. What does it mean for Indonesia’s democracy?
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