Key Figure Behind Gibran's VP Candidacy Now Demands Impeachment Process
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Key Figure Behind Gibran's VP Candidacy Now Demands Impeachment Process

Almas, a figure previously instrumental in paving the way for Gibran Rakabuming's vice-presidential candidacy, has now called on the Indonesian House of Representatives to initiate impeachment proceedings against the incumbent president. This development has sent new ripples through the nation's political landscape.

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