Habibie defends his 16 months in power

Habibie defends his 16 months in power

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesian President B.J. Habibie (bottom) defends his 16 months in power Oct. 14 in an accountability speech before the state's highest authority, as protesters and security forces clashed outside the parliament building in central Jakarta.

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