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Thousands protest under #IndonesiaGelap, opposing President Prabowo’s budget cuts to education, healthcare, and infrastructure. Funds are being redirected to a 100-day free meal program, which already faces food safety issues. Critics warn this is weakening public services.

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@RyanBayu__ Nih beriadah nyebar ..cc @prabowo @ListyoSigitP @DivHumas_Polri @propampolri @Gerindra @puanmaharani_ri ..polisi mukul mahasiswa juga terekam dan tersebar keluar negeri

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Dive into the critical issues shaping economic policy, from President-elect Trump’s sweeping tariff proposals to the challenges Texas faces under rising government spending. Now is the time for bold reforms to protect taxpayers and ensure economic freedom thrives.

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Indonesia just joined brics, their currency falling so bad by greenback fiat petrol-backed, which we're dumping at this moment. Wait awhile. It'll get better fellow Nusantara islanders! 🇮🇩

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Very sad, my homeland is heading towards the dark ages.

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andri prasetiavor 1 Jahr

Viral si tukang gebuk mahasiswa. #IndonesiaGelap #DarkIndonesia

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furthermore

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This bugdet's cut is not only for the free meal program, but more than that it will be used to make an investation with huge risk called Danantara 😞

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