Cramming for Indonesian general election

Cramming for Indonesian general election

Technicians take vote-counting cramming lessons on June 5 in preparation for the June 7 general election in Indonesia. The computers were bought with aid from Japan, which has extended a 34.45 million dollar grant to Indonesia in support of the poll. ==Kyodo

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