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        "id": 1812753,
        "msgid": "students-after-meeting-dpr-dont-play-games-with-peoples-livelihoods-1781877174",
        "date": "2026-06-19 20:06:39",
        "title": "Students After Meeting DPR: Don't Play Games with People's Livelihoods",
        "author": "",
        "source": "CNN_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Politics",
        "summary": "Student representatives met with House of Representatives (DPR) leaders to demand the government take seriously issues affecting the public's basic needs, particularly rising staple prices and fuel shortages. The closed-door meeting lasted 1.5 hours, during which DPR leaders contacted government officials to relay the students' concerns. The students vowed to continue monitoring the government's response, especially regarding subsidised fuel scarcity.",
        "content": "<p>Student representatives have issued an ultimatum to the government,\nwarning it not to play games with issues concerning the people\u2019s\nlivelihoods and basic needs. This was conveyed by Dhenni Ribowo, a\nrepresentative of the student masses, after holding a closed-door\nmeeting with DPR leaders during a protest rally in front of the\nparliament complex. Dhenni, speaking at a press conference after the\nmeeting, expressed hope that the DPR would act as a conduit for the\nstudents\u2019 and the public\u2019s demands. He urged the government not to\ntrifle with these demands. \u201cDon\u2019t test the people on the issue of their\nstomachs. Because if the people become hungry and emotional, the\ngovernment will ultimately bear the brunt,\u201d Dhenni said. The meeting\nlasted approximately 1.5 hours, from 18:00 to around 19:30 WIB. Dhenni\nstated that during the meeting, the students conveyed most of their\ndemands to the DPR and the government. Some demands were directly\nanswered by the government because, during the meeting, DPR leaders\nimmediately contacted several relevant officials. He said the students\nwould continue to monitor the situation to ensure their demands are met,\nparticularly those concerning the prices of basic necessities and\nenergy. \u201cOne issue that directly impacts the public is the scarcity of\nsubsidised fuel,\u201d he noted. On the same occasion, Deputy Speaker of the\nDPR Sufmi Dasco Ahmad said his side had received the students\u2019\naspirations and relayed them directly to the government. \u201cWe have\ncommunicated and interacted very well, and because time was a limiting\nfactor, we will communicate more with our younger siblings, the\nstudents, going forward,\u201d he said. Besides Trisakti University, other\nstudent groups present included those from Mercu Buana University and\nEsa Unggul University. Representatives from the HMI MPO Central Board\nwere also in attendance.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/students-after-meeting-dpr-dont-play-games-with-peoples-livelihoods-1781877174",
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