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37 Years Fighting to Farm. Oil Palm: the ill-famed monoculture converts the islands of South East Asia into one big plantation, as commodity capitalism continues its troublesome advance over Indonesia and Malaysia's rural areas. Full Article at UK Indymedia Newswire
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Indonesia's transition to democracy has been so rapid and smooth that it's hard to remember the vagaries of Suharto-era repression. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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JAKARTA _ Thousands of protestors gathered outside the presidential residence here Wednesday to mark International Anti-Corruption Day by rallying against a series of recent scandals that prove graft is still alive and well in Indonesia. Full Article at Huffington Post
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The Indonesian conglomerates behind the rush for palm oil are well known for their collusion with the dictatorship of General Suharto (1965-98). The Raja Garuda Mas group belongs to Sukanto Tanoto, the richest man in the country. Full Article at Le Monde Diplo
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East Timorese commemorate two anniversaries this week. Yesterday, December 7, was the 20th anniversary of the full-scale invasion of their country when Indonesian marines stormed in. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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The U.S. Department of State in October published the latest in its series of "Background Notes" regarding Indonesia. Full Article at Scoop - New Zealand News
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Is Indonesia's democracy really blooming? If you read the English-speaking press, you might think the answer is a resounding yes. Full Article at Foreign Policy
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Bangkok, Thailand - A movie that depicts Indonesian war crimes in East Timor has become a lightning rod for free-speech activists in Indonesia, who have defied a government ban on its screening. Full Article at Christian Science Monitor
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Indonesian Vice President Jusuf Kalla casts his ballot during at a polling station in Jakarta. Full Article at Indian Express
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Six 75-minute levels have taken the field from 328 to less than 100 on this Day 2, and that means it's time to call it a night. Here's the top ten for easy reference. Full Article at Poker Listings
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If you closed your eyes during much of the President’s speech on Afghanistan Tuesday night and just listened to the words, you easily could have concluded that George W. Bush was still in the Oval Office. Full Article at The Progressive
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Before beginning the discussion on JI, it is necessary to provide a context in Indonesia (figure 1iv) for JI's existence, choices and operations. Indonesia had been a Dutch colony since the 17th century. Full Article at News Blaze
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Across a patch of pineapples shrouded in smoke, Idris Hadrianyani battled a menace that has left his family sleepless and sick — and has wrought as much damage on the planet as has exhaust from all the cars and trucks in the United States. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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Show trials are very common in banana republics like Obama's birthplace, Kenya, so it should be no surprise that he's bringing them to the U.S. Dear Lord -- Elie is throwing STRIKES these days. Who is this guy? I wonder if Obama is a good tipper. Full Article at Above the Law
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THE cancellation last week by Indonesia's President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono of his trip here is hardly a sign of deterioration in the bilateral relationship. Full Article at The Australian
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THERE must be something about Asian potentates, benevolent or otherwise, that gets those expatriate corporate hormones racing to lavish love in spades on them. In nearly two decades trawling through corporate Asia, I've seen it time and again. Full Article at The Age
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The theft of West Papua's mineral wealth must end. Full Article at New Statesman
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DENPASAR, Indonesia -- Since the ouster in 1998 of the Suharto regime, Indonesia's process of democratization has made remarkable progress. Full Article at World Politics Review
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — The Indonesian president's campaign against corruption sputtered somewhat spectacularly this week when wiretap recordings, played live on Indonesian news channels, revealed an apparent conspiracy, hatched by top law enforcement... Full Article at MinnPost.com
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The second annual November Nine is finally upon us. As the WSOP main event final table begins Saturday (Nov. 7), nine players will be playing in the most important final table of their careers. Full Article at ESPN
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