Indonesian Public Trust Rises to 63.2%, Legal and Anti-Corruption Reforms Credited
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Indonesian Public Trust Rises to 63.2%, Legal and Anti-Corruption Reforms Credited

A recent survey by Poltracking indicates that public trust in the Indonesian government has reached 63.2%. Improvements in the legal system and anti-corruption efforts are analyzed as contributing factors to increased public satisfaction.

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