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Jakarta Jolt: Outcome 'Clearly Negative' in Short-Term for Jokowi

Bharat Joshi, Head of Investments for Indonesia, Aberdeen Asset Management

20-Apr-17 07:37

Jakarta Jolt: Outcome 'Clearly Negative' in Short-Term for Jokowi

Indonesia's capital is set for a new governor after Anies Baswedan defeated incumbent, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama (Ahok). Bharat provides insights as to how that may influence the national government's reform agenda and possible implications for the 2019 presidential elections.


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Tags:  elections,  governor,  Anies Baswedan,  Basuki Tjahaja Purnama,  Ahok,  Joko Widodo,  Jokowi,  Prabowo Subianto,  reform agenda,  2019 elections,  national government,  anti corruption agency,  Jakarta,  Basuki Purnama,  national goverment,  Indonesian government


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