Solo Mayor Responds to Gerindra's Disappointment Over Jokowi's Birthday Banner: 'I'm Ready to Be Wrong'
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Solo Mayor Responds to Gerindra's Disappointment Over Jokowi's Birthday Banner: 'I'm Ready to Be Wrong'

In Solo, Indonesia, the local Gerindra Party branch expressed disappointment over birthday banners for former President Joko Widodo. The party questioned why similar greetings weren't extended to current President Prabowo, a Gerindra member and the mayor's party affiliation. The mayor responded, "I'm ready to be wrong."

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