Political Communication Expert: Gibran's Clarification on Diploma Issue Post-MK Ruling is Reasonable
A political communication expert in Indonesia deemed it reasonable for Vice Presidential candidate Gibran Rakabuming Raka to clarify issues regarding his diploma after the Constitutional Court's (MK) ruling, emphasizing the importance of transparency and public trust in the electoral process.
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