Prabowo Criticizes 'Indonesian Citizen' Claims in Natural Resource Management, Profits Go Abroad
President Prabowo Subianto sharply criticized entities obtaining natural resource management permits by falsely claiming Indonesian citizenship, only to move profits abroad. He warned against the easy outflow of domestic resources and called for genuine returns to the nation.
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