In 'jihad' for nationalism, Islamic group plans an Indonesian car


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  • Tuesday, 23 Jun 2015

Then-mayor of Solo Joko Widodo poses with a locally made Esemka car in this February 25, 2012 file photo taken by Antara Foto. REUTERS/Dhoni Setiawan/Antara Foto

PALEMBANG, Indonesia (Reuters) - Fed up with capitalists plundering Indonesia's riches, members of the country's second-largest Islamic group have drawn up plans to launch a "people's power" movement.

On top of their list: build a national car.

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