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Anwar to Run for PM in 2008
Former Malaysian deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim praised Tuesday the progress of the anticorruption drive in Indonesia, while criticizing similar moves in his country.
Speaking to local journalists on the sidelines of a conference held by the Habibie Center and the London-based think tank AccountAbility, Anwar said that in spite of the middling results of the anticorruption drive, Indonesian leaders had at least shown their commitment to fighting graft.
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Saturday, January 13, 2007 Posted by Anak Malaysia | Commentary, News, Politics | 2 Comments