PAN Chairman Pushes for Gerindra Cadre as Vice President Successor to Gibran
The chairman of the National Mandate Party (PAN) in Indonesia has expressed his intention to nominate a Gerindra Party cadre as the next vice presidential candidate. This move could influence the selection of a successor to the current Vice President, Gibran, drawing significant political attention.
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