Dewi casts ballot in Tokyo

Dewi casts ballot in Tokyo

Dewi Sukarno, a widow of Indonesia's founding president, Sukarno, casts her vote in the Indonesian general election at a Tokyo balloting station June 7. Dewi, 59, who was born Japanese and became naturalized as an Indonesian after her marriage to the late president, expressed hope that Indonesia is heading toward democracy and freedom.

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