Megawati confident of reelection

Megawati confident of reelection

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri speaks during an interview with Japanese media at the State Palace in Jakarta on Aug. 13. She expressed optimism she will be reelected in the runoff presidential election in September and asked Japanese investors to be patient in seeing the country's economic recovery.

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