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Joko Widodo’s victory in the presidential race in 2014 challenged the previously elitist political establishment. His victory represented change, however Widodo’s vision of modern Indonesia has not been realised. An Indonesian neighbourhood is a local community in which residents from all walks of life acquaint with each other and become good neighbours. Tattling about each other is more a social intimacy and equality than an exasperation.
The Indonesian presidential election is shaping up into a tight contest. But whoever wins, determining the future role of the military in Indonesia’s government institutions will have a lasting impact on the country’s democracy. On 17 April, more than 192 million Indonesians will be eligible to vote in the country’s general election. It will be the country’s fifth election since President Suharto’s three decades of authoritarian rule ended in 1998.
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