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Thursday, May 22, 2008
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Headlines
- Govt holds to planned fuel price increases
- Ten years of reform
- Jail terms sought for ex-Embassy officials
- Thousands protest fuel plan, cash assistance
- Top prosecutors linked to graft case
- House cancels meeting with SBY over fuel price increase
- Govt plans estate for downstream palm oil industry
- Ali Sadikin an inspiration for Indonesia's younger generation
- A forgettable centennial National Awakening Day
- RI loses 5-1 to Bayern Munchen
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- Apartments in Jakarta, alternative residences
- Reform in place, but only skin deep
- Nation awaits sweeping bureaucratic reform
- Reform movement led to democracy: former protester
- Much homework left from '98 reform
- Condominium, apartment markets remain brisk
- More expatriate families living in serviced apartments
- Lladro embraces Egyptian lore in latest porcelain collection
- Pluralism: One step forward or one step back?
- RI harvests ecological disasters
- Military reform in new political regime
- The road to press freedom has been a rocky one
- Fighting a tough battle, with graft `in the blood'
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In the past three weeks, six convicted criminals have been executed in Indonesia. There are still 109 others waiting on death row. What do you think about capital punishment?