New Vice President Appointment Could Be Accelerated, Possibly Early December: Bambang Pacul
Speculation is rising in Indonesian politics about the potential acceleration of the selection process for the next Vice President. Legislator Bambang Pacul expressed an outlook that a decision could be made by early December at the latest, seen as a move towards stabilizing the current administration and advancing future policies.
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