Three PSI Executives Resign from Party Posts, Calls for Prabowo to Reform Cabinet
Three executives from Indonesia's Advanced Indonesian Party (PSI) have resigned from their party positions. Following this development, calls are mounting for President Prabowo Subianto to undertake a cabinet reshuffling to reorganize the party and reform its policies. The background of these resignations and their future political implications are drawing attention.
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