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Thousands of protesters rallied across Spain to demand action against the country’s ongoing housing crisis. The demonstrations come as Spanish Prime Minister Pe…
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New York Times isn't mentioning this...
Meanwhile in Indonesia, the government is waayyy more corrupt: country's economy is in shamble due to president Prabowo's authoritarian tendency such as his refusal to stop the bogus/pork barrel programs like "free lunch" program (MBG) and cooperative program (Koperasi Desa) which cost trillions of Rupiah from the country's budget all for nothing, there is forest fire in Kalimantan/Borneo island right now due to oil palm business (and this president has business in that matter too), and even now military is entering civilian affairs after the new law has been issued (a.k.a. RUU TNI - Andrie Yunus who criticized this new law was attacked by acid liquid into disfigurement by the personnels of the Indonesian army's intel: BAIS).. threatening Indonesian people's civil supremacy, and so many problems that's too long to be mentioned all here.<br><br>Yet people are still cowering in silence, not protesting like in Spain.<br><br>Note: Prabowo is the son-in-law of the most corrupt dictator in Indonesia's history .. Suharto (1966-1998).
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