JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's president on Monday urged police and prosecutors to drop a controversial case against two anti-graft officials, but failed to bow to public calls for the sacking of his top law enforcement officials.
President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, a reformist ex-general whose style is typically cautious and consensus-driven, may have squandered an opportunity presented by a huge graft scandal to make bold, sweeping changes as part of a wider reform of the law enforcement institutions.
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