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Indonesia
The story of Ahmad Fathanah and the Justice and Prosperity Party (PKS) is a sordid tale of politics gone bad. The politics intended for the good of the people, is in fact being abused. It is politics sullied by corruption and sexual escapades.
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Indonesia
Many DPR members continue to miss plenary sessions, yet they have been nominated by their political parties to run for reelection in the 2014 polls.
Being absent shows a lack of respect. In elementary school, children who skip class are punished. Laborers who do not show up for work have their pay cut, or receive warnings from their bosses. But what happens if the absentees are legislators in the House of Representatives (DPR), and that they miss important plenary sessions?
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Malaysia
MAY 22 ? Finally, it comes down to motive. Why did Datuk Ambiga Sreenevasan put herself in harm’s way, put her law practice on the backburner, and travel the length and breadth of the country educating Malaysians on clean and fair elections?
Because she believes that if we want a better government, better governance and a country that we can be proud of, then individuals must leave their comfort zones and take a stand.
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Senador Agad? The 2013 race as pop election |
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Philippines
The 2013 senatorial election is a watershed in the history of the Philippines’ modern politics. This broad and hasty conclusion must be a running thought among its observers, however premature it may seem, although it will likely be validated after considerable hindsight.
This election is as much a significant transition in the post-Arroyo era as the 1987 senatorial election was in the post-Marcos era. The first truly electoral exercise after the dictatorship, the 1987 senatorial race led to a resounding victory for the first Aquino presidency.
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