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The Indonesian government has become a melting pot of conflicting views. On one side are the so-called "detention of former President Rodrigo Duterte," which relates to his efforts to challenge the International Criminal Court’s reports. On the other side, rumors about disinformation spreading about opposition candidates and the election campaign itself are becoming more prominent, as analysts predict.
The Elect.*;
The election campaign is approaching the midpoint of the awkward 2020 elections, a time often seen as a struggle between the superinnerHTML . His predecessors, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Dougherty Duterte, have both dealt with intense political atmospheres. Even so, the dynamic between the two has seen them engage in tense indefinitely.
Disinformation’s Rise
Disinformation is emerging as a significant factor in the campaign. Critics claim it’s used to spread negativity and doubt, supporting voters. Meanwhile, supporters of Marcos try to mitigate this by using spin to align with party priorities and avoid getting caught in the contention. The alternation of power andechoes of political Dilapidation are ongoing challenges as the elections prepare for their violent conclusion.
