Activists Highlight Gibran's 'Frog Leap' Operation Inconsistencies
Activists are pointing out inconsistencies in the electoral strategy of young Indonesian politician Gibran Rakabuming Raka, particularly his "frog leap" maneuvers. The moves highlight a perceived lack of political consistency.
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