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A battle for love and legacy

By Philip Golingai
Heated race: (From left) Ganjar, Prabowo and Anies holding hands as they pose for photographers after the first presidential candidates’ debate in Jakarta. — AP

ABOUT 202 million voters in Indonesia, the third most populous electoral democracy in the world, go to the polls today.

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Philip Golingai

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