PKS Urges Prabowo to Choose Vice President Trusted by the Market
Indonesia's Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) has urged presidential candidate Prabowo Subianto to select a vice presidential nominee who is trusted by the market. The party alluded to past examples, suggesting an emphasis on economic stability.
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