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Empathizing with Those Who Regret Changing Their Name

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Jakarta‘s New Governor and Lieutenant Governor Sworn In; Suswono Reflects on Election Loss with a Touch of Humor

In a ceremony held at the Hotel Pullman in Jakarta Barat on Thursday, January 9, 2025, the new Governor and Lieutenant Governor of DKI Jakarta for the period 2024-2029 were officially sworn in. Among the attendees was Suswono, the losing candidate for Lieutenant Governor who had run alongside Ridwan Kamil in the Jakarta gubernatorial election.

Speaking at the event, Suswono humorously reflected on his campaign, saying, "I guess it’s also a bit unfortunate if you change your name and still don’t get elected. That’s why we went with the ‘legowo’ option." The audience erupted in laughter, with many finding his lighthearted approach to defeat refreshing.

Rano Karno, who was elected along with Pramono Anung, is indeed no stranger to the public eye, having played the iconic role of ‘Si Doel’ in the Indonesian soap opera ‘Si Doel Anak Betawi.’ Rano’s addition of ‘Si Doel’ to his name was a strategic move that certainly left an impact on voters.

Suswono, despite his loss, expressed his hopes for the winning pair, Pramono Anung and Rano Karno. "We want to entrust the aspirations of the people we met during our campaign, and really, there isn’t much difference. The key is to improve the quality of life, ensure fairness, and promote prosperity for all Jakarta residents."

The hrácik ceremony was attended by the winners, Pramono Anung and Rano Karno, dressed in stylish chocolate-brown batik. The first runner-up pair, Dharma Pongrekun and Kun Wardhana, were also present, but the second runner-up pair only had Suswono in attendance.

Wahyu Dinata, the chairman of the DKI Jakarta KPU, officially announced the winners of the gubernatorial election, with Pramono-Rano securing more than 50% of the votes, as per KPU Jakarta’s regulations. The event marked the beginning of a new chapter for Jakarta under the leadership of Governor Pramono Anung and Lieutenant Governor Rano Karno.

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"Wife’s Right: Liberation from Zero-Balance ATM vòng phosphatase Lock by Ronald Tannur"

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Title: Wrath of a Wife: Marital Strains as Husband-Hakim Frees Ronald Tannur

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In a dramatic turn of events, Marta Panggabean, wife of Mangapul – one of the three judges from Surabaya’s District Court, has expressed her frustration after her husband’s decision to acquit Gregorius Ronald Tannur in a high-profile case. The acquittal, allegedly influenced by bribery, has left Marta grappling with financial strain, as revealed in her testimony at the Corruption Court in Jakarta.

Marta, appearing as a witness, recounted her distressing situation during the ongoing trial against her husband and two other judges: Erintuah Damanik and Heru Hanindyo. All three are accused of accepting bribes totaling Rp 1 billion and SGD 308,000 (approximately Rp 3.6 billion) in exchange for acquitting Tannur of the murder of his girlfriend, Dini Sera Afrianti.

Marta’s Testimony: A Tale of Financial Strain

Marta’s woes began when news of the corruption scandal broke in December 2024. Since then, she has not received her husband’s salary, which was previously used to support their three children pursuing higher education. Adding to her distress, she discovered her ATM balance was zero, a discovery that left her enraged at her husband.

"I’ve been to the ATM twice, and both times it said ‘your balance is zero’," Marta tearfully recalled. "I was so upset, I even scolded my husband, ‘This happened because of you!’ But in my heart, I still feel sorry for him. I wonder why we’ve been struck by this fate," she said, breaking down in tears.

Coping Mechanisms

Despite her anger and distress, Marta remains resilient. She revealed that her brother-in-law has been helping her with daily expenses, and she has even sold some jewelry to make ends meet. Unfortunately, this has not been enough to cover tuition fees for their children.

The trial is ongoing, and Marta’s heart-wrenching testimony has shed light on the personal cost of corruption, beyond the courtroom and headlines. As the investigation progresses, all eyes are on the three judges, and the institution they serve. The public awaits justice, as Marta and her family await relief from their financial burdens.

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No Mercy for Corruptors: Prabowo’s Unyielding Stance

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President Prabowo Clarifies: No Amnesty for Corruptors, Return Stolen Funds Sought

Jakarta – Speculations about President Prabowo Subianto considering amnesty for corruptors have sparked debate, with Prabowo himself assuring that no such plans exist. In a recent address at the National Christmas Celebration 2024, Prabowo emphasized that while repentance is always encouraged, recovery of stolen funds remains paramount.

"’Prabowo wants to forgive corruptors,’ that’s not true," Prabowo declared at the event held at the Indonesia Arena, GBK, Jakarta, last Saturday (28/12/2024). While welcoming repentance, Prabowo balked at the idea of forgiveness without recompense.

"Like religious leaders and those who repent, corruptors too must return what they’ve stolen," he added, garnering applause from the audience. Prabowo reiterated his stance, "I won’t forgive corruptors, I want to make them realize the gravity of their past actions."

Prabowo, a staunch advocate for religious values, underscored that repentance is a common teaching across faiths, but stressed that actions must be backed by amends. He warned the public, "Spare the people, return the funds before we’re forced to retrieve them from your assets."

The President’s speech echoes Indonesia’s ongoing anti-corruption drive, reflecting his administration’s commitment to recovering lost funds and prosecuting offenders.

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I Will Not Forgive Corruptors, It’s Just That Easy

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President Prabowo Clarifies Controversial Remarks on Forgiving Corruptors

In a bid to calm the storm sparked by his earlier statement, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has clarified his stance on forgiving corruptors, insisting that he never intended to pardon them without redress. Speaking at an event marking Indonesia‘s National Christmas Celebration at the Indonesia Arena, Gelora Bung Karno Complex (GBK), Senayan, Jakarta on Saturday (28/12) evening, Prabowo set the record straight.

"I’m being misunderstood by some," he began. "They say I want to forgive corruptors. No, that’s not the case. If the corruptors truly repent, what would religious leaders say? They should return what they stole. That’s not me forgiving them, but them making amends."

Prabowo emphasized his desire to conscientize those who’ve committed corruption to swiftly repent and make amends. "I want to urge those who’ve already sinned to repent. All religions teach this. Repent, and return the stolen money. Before we seize your assets, where else would we look?" he stated.

During the same event, Prabowo also rallied Indonesians to collectively uphold justice and truth. Specifically, he challenged the government apparatus to cleanse itself. "I urge all parties who want to protect the people, uphold the truth and justice, and eliminate corruption, to unite with us. The people demand a clean government," he declared. "As I was elected by the people, I order all Indonesian government apparatus to cleanse yourselves."

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I Forgive Corruptors But Demand They Return What They Stole

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Prabowo Subianto: What you need to know about the new …”>Prabowo Clarifies Stance on Corruption: No Amnesty for Corrupt Officials, Return Stolen Funds

In a clear address to ongoing rumors, President Prabowo Subianto has denounced any notion of amnesty for corrupt officials. Speaking at the National Christmas Celebration 2024 held at the Indonesia Arena, Jakarta, Prabowo unequivocally stated, "Reports suggesting Prabowo intends to pardon corruptors are inaccurate."

While not unreasonably expecting remorse from repentant offenders, Prabowo maintains a strict stance on corruption. "Corruptors who seek redemption should do so by returning the funds they have stolen," he asserted, drawing applause from the audience.

Emphatically, Prabowo clarified, "I do not forgive corruptors. My intent is to raise awareness and prevent further corruption, not to grant pardons." Prabowo compared his approach to religious teachings, stressing that repentance should be accompanied by restitution.

Prabowo’s message was firm yet compassionate, expressing empathy for the common people who suffer due to corruption. "Spare the citizens the distress of having their hard-earned money stolen. Return the funds before we are forced to track down your assets," he forcefully yet fairly concluded.

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