More demand for Gus Dur to go
Pressure continued to mount yesterday on President Abdurrahman Wahid to step down as parliamentarians and even a Cabinet minister repeated calls that
Author: Derwin Pereira
Gus Dur : I won’t resign
Sorry for the 'inconvenience', he tells Indonesians, as aides threaten to expose his opponents for corruption.
Beleaguered President Abdurrahman Wahid struck a conciliatory
Parliament censures embattled Gus Dur
President's party stages a walk-out as legislators vote overwhelmingly to accept panel report that implicated him in two financial scandals.
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Gus Dur will live to fight another day
NEWS ANALYSIS
The Indonesian President faces a hostile parliament today amid charges of corruption, but he is unlikely to surrender to a divided
Megawati and military support me, says Gus Dur
President Abdurrahman Wahid yesterday sought to project a united front with his deputy and the military in an effort to pre-empt a
Lawmakers set to censure Abdurrahman
But the motion is unlikely to lead to full-scale impeachment; many hope to use it as a 'warning shot' to President to
Gus Dur’s two financial scandals – Abdurrahman ‘was inconsistent on Buloggate amounts’
A 50-member parliamentary commission yesterday found President Abdurrahman Wahid guilty of 'abuse of power' in the Buloggate and Bruneigate scandals after a
Defiant Gus Dur stands firm
He threatens to suspend Parliament as a special commission finds him guilty of abusing his powers
As legislators dithered for 12 hours yesterday
Gus Dur’s two financial scandals – Brunei aid ‘was not channelled to the government’
A 50-member parliamentary commission yesterday found President Abdurrahman Wahid guilty of 'abuse of power' in the Buloggate and Bruneigate scandals after a
Job in the balance – ‘Strong evidence’ links Gus Dur to scandals
Parliamentary probe team uncovers enough information to suggest Abdurrahman's involvement in Buloggate and Bruneigate scandals.
President Abdurrahman Wahid's political lifeline hung in the
Suharto’s son-in-law pleads innocence
Lt-Gen Prabowo says there is no evidence linking him to the Christmas bombings. He believes he is being made a political scapegoat.
The
Abdurrahman agrees to be questioned
The Indonesian President invites legislators investigating two financial scandals to the palace in what is seen as an attempt to defuse tension.
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