Indonesian Central Bank Governor’s Resignation Exposes Political Influence 
The Implosion of One of Southeast Asia’s Most Prominent Families 
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By: Ainur Rohmah
Perry Warjiyo’s resignation as governor of Bank Indonesia has become more than an unexpected leadership change. Announced on July 27, nearly two years before his second term was due to end in 2028, the decision has fueled concerns that President Prabowo Subianto is steadily expanding political influence over inst…
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