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Students hold ‘Heading to Bankrupt Indonesia’ protests against Prabowo’s policies

Students hold ‘Heading to Bankrupt Indonesia’ protests against Prabowo’s policies
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Hundreds of Indonesian students protested in Jakarta against President Prabowo Subianto’s economic policies, specifically the recent fuel price hikes and government spending priorities. Protesters also expressed concerns over the expansion of military roles in civilian affairs.

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The protests signal growing public dissatisfaction with the current administration's fiscal management and democratic direction.

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Students during a protest against government policies, including expanded military roles in civilian affairs, in Jakarta, on June 12.

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The article focuses heavily on the protesters' grievances and concerns about authoritarianism, reflecting a critical perspective on the government.

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