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INDONESIAN NEWSPAPER HIGHLIGHTS - MAY 1, 2001.
JAKARTA, May 1 Asia Pulse - Highlights of today's newspapers:
THE JAKARTA POST
- The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly on Monday to issue a second memorandum of censure against President Wahid, bringing him closer to the brink of impeachment.
- The rupiah strengthened by 200 points on Monday after rallies by President Wahid's supporters went off peacefully.
- The government admitted that it would be facing tough challenges in persuading wealthier provinces and districts to help finance the widening 2001 state budget deficit.
THE INDONESIAN OBSERVER
- President Wahid on Monday said the second censure issued by the House of Representatives against him was merely a political reality.
- FORMER PRESIDENT WAHID REITERATES HIS INTENTION TO BECOME "GOLPUT".
- News wire article from: ANT - LKBN ANTARA (Indonesia) June 19, 2004 700+ words
Surabaya, June 19 (ANTARA) - Former Indonesian president Abdurrahman Wahid has again expressed his determination to become a non-voter in the country's first-ever direct presidential election on July 5. "I have really made up my mind to become a "golput". To friends who wish to join me, I will say,
- FORMER PRESIDENT WAHID CONTINUES TREATMENT AT HOSPITAL.
- News wire article from: ANT - LKBN ANTARA (Indonesia) August 11, 2009 700+ words
Jakarta, Aug 11 (ANTARA): Former president Abdurrahman Wahid continued treatment at Cipto Mangunkusumo hospital (RSCM) in Jakarta on Tuesday after staying for several days at his private residence in Ciganjur. "The treatment and also an observation of his health conditions so far are not yet
- JAKARTA.(President Wahid tries to stabilize Indonesia)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: The Economist (US) March 25, 2000 700+ words
Still waiting for Wahid The president looks stronger, but the economy remains shaky THE new government is safely buckled in, but it remains stuck on the runway. Abdurrahman Wahid has spent the first five months of his presidency trying to rally international support and to outfox his opponents in
- Ex-president Wahid grilled over blackmail.
- News wire article from: United Press International January 11, 2002 700+ words
JAKARTA, Indonesia, Jan 11, 2002 Indonesia's former President Abdurrahman Wahid underwent two hours of questioning on Friday in connection with allegations of blackmail and fraud filed by the son of ex-dictator Suharto. Wahid, who was removed from the presidency in July for incompetence in office,
- FORMER INDONESIAN PRESIDENT WAHID CANCELS VISIT TO US.
- News wire article from: AsiaPulse News January 23, 2003 700+ words
SURABAYA, E Java, Jan 23 Asia Pulse - Former President Abdurrahman Wahid has cancelled a plan to visit the United States on January 29-31 as a gesture of his disapproval of Washington's policy requiring Indonesian men living in or visiting the US to register with the nearest immigration service.
- EX-INDON PRESIDENT WAHID'S HEALTH CONDITION STABLE.
- News wire article from: ANT - LKBN ANTARA (Indonesia) April 8, 2004 700+ words
Jakarta, April 8 (ANTARA) - Doctors on Thursday declared former Indonesian president, Abdurrahman Wahid, healthy after a general check-up at the Cipto Mangunkusumo General Hospital here, his spokesman has said. "His blood pressure, blood sugar and heartbeat are stable," Adhie Massardi said here
- EX-INDON PRESIDENT WAHID MAKES FRIENDLY VISIT TO SUSILO.
- News wire article from: ANT - LKBN ANTARA (Indonesia) April 6, 2004 700+ words
Jakarta, April 6 (ANTARA) - Former Indonesian president and founder of the Nation's Awakening Party (PKB), Abdurrahman Wahid, reportedly paid the Democrats Party's presidential frontrunner, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, a friendly visit shortly after vote counting began on Monday because the latter was
- Indonesian parliament meets to impeach President Wahid.(A)
- Newspaper article from: The Washington Times Timberlake, Ian July 23, 2001 700+ words
Byline: Ian Timberlake JAKARTA, Indonesia - The legislature assembled today to impeach President Abdurrahman Wahid, pledging to act within hours to remove the nearly blind leader in defiance of his last-ditch attempt to impose a virtual state of emergency and "freeze" the chamber before it could
