Empty words and next president<\/p>\n
From Media Indonesia<\/p>\n
The public is fed up with all the empty promises made by
\npolitical parties, while in reality various social and economic
\nproblems remain.<\/p>\n
Prices of basic necessities remain high, unemployment is rife
\nand criminals remain at large. Meanwhile, people are tired of
\nwaiting for the emergence of a national leader with a high sense
\nof responsibility and deep concern for people's welfare.<\/p>\n
Therefore, the next president should be someone who is
\ncommitted to the elimination of corruption, capable of creating
\njob opportunities, strives for lower prices of basic needs and
\nseeks to reduce the cost of education, which is so vital for
\nfuture generations.<\/p>\n
The fact that some legislative candidates were disqualified
\nfor submitting forged diplomas indicates outright deception. If
\nthis country is supposed to achieve prosperity, ordinary people
\nmust never be deceived and a government leader must be wise and
\ndisciplined in performing his or her duties.<\/p>\n
E.Z. BACHRUDIN
\nJakarta<\/p>",
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