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Tobias Basuki, a political science lecturer at Pelita Harapan University in suburban Jakarta, says the public's frustration with corruption could lead to support for more authoritarian governments.

Corruption Case Poses Key Test for Indonesian President 2011

I think if he would take action beyond actually the legacy, I mean, beyond saving his party and beyond actually pleasing everyone, I think this should be the moment where he actually takes action that may also not be completely popular but would actually change the course of a lot of things, Basuki said.

Corruption Case Poses Key Test for Indonesian President 2011

I think if he would take action beyond actually the legacy, I mean, beyond saving his party and beyond actually pleasing everyone, I think this should be the moment where he actually takes action that may also not be completely popular but would actually change the course of a lot of things, Basuki said.

Corruption Case Poses Key Test for Indonesian President 2011

Tobias Basuki, a political science lecturer at Pelita Harapan University in suburban Jakarta, says the public's frustration with corruption could lead to support for more authoritarian governments.

Corruption Case Poses Key Test for Indonesian President 2011

Now we see the rule of law commonly ignored and there is a lot discrimination and there is also a danger I believe to radicalism with a lack of action by, this continued perceived corruption, people would actually seek other forms of values and ideas and theologies other than the state to fulfill their sense of justice, Basuki said.

Corruption Case Poses Key Test for Indonesian President 2011

Now we see the rule of law commonly ignored and there is a lot discrimination and there is also a danger I believe to radicalism with a lack of action by, this continued perceived corruption, people would actually seek other forms of values and ideas and theologies other than the state to fulfill their sense of justice, Basuki said.

Corruption Case Poses Key Test for Indonesian President 2011

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