Tweet Mylinekerr News - Clashes broke out between police and students during a rally against the government’s plan to hike prices of fuel in Jakarta on March 29, 2012. Thousands of Indonesians rallied nationwide on March 29 against a planned fuel price hike they say will cause great hardship, as the parliament prepared to vote on the proposal.
Indonesian policemen move towards protesters after clashes broke out between police and students during a rally against the government's plan to hike prices of fuel in Jakarta on March 29, 2012. Thousands of Indonesians rallied nationwide on March 29 against a planned fuel price hike they say will cause great hardship, as the parliament prepared to vote on the proposal. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
Student protesters try to pull down the gate of the parliament building during a protest against the government's plan to raise fuel prices in Jakarta, Indonesia, Thursday, March 29, 2012. The Indonesian government plans to raise fuel prices by about 33 percent next month to avoid a budget deficit due to expensive fuel subsidies. (AP Photo/Dita Alangkara)
Indonesian members of the Front Perjuangan Rakyat or People Struggle Front shout slogans during a protest against the government's plan to hike fuel prices in Jakarta on March 29, 2012. Thousands of Indonesian protesters rallied on March 29 against a planned fuel price hike, ahead of a decision on cutting subsidies which the government says the nation can't afford. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
Police shoot tear gas towards protesters demonstrating against a planned fuel price hike they say will cause great hardship, in front of the parliament in Jakarta on March 29, 2012. Thousands of Indonesians rallied nationwide as the parliament prepared to vote on the proposal. AFP PHOTO/OSCAR SIAGIAN
An Indonesian protester carries an unconcious student after clashes broke out between police and students during a rally against the government's plan to hike prices of fuel in Jakarta on March 29, 2012. Thousands of Indonesians rallied nationwide on March 29 against a planned fuel price hike they say will cause great hardship, as the parliament prepared to vote on the proposal. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
Police officers arrest a student protester, bottom, during a protest against the government's plan to raise fuel prices outside the parliament in Jakarta, Indonesia, Thursday, March 29, 2012. The Indonesian government plans to raise fuel prices by about 33 percent next month to avoid a budget deficit due to expensive fuel subsidies. (AP Photo/Tatan Syuflana)
An Indonesian protester holds a colleague hit by tear gas after clashes broke out between police and students during a rally against the government's plan to hike prices of fuel in Jakarta on March 29, 2012. Thousands of Indonesians rallied nationwide on March 29 against a planned fuel price hike they say will cause great hardship, as the parliament prepared to vote on the proposal. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
Indonesian members of the Front Perjuangan Rakyat or People Struggle Front shout slogans during a protest against the government's plan to hike fuel prices in Jakarta on March 29, 2012. Thousands of Indonesian protesters rallied on March 29 against a planned fuel price hike, ahead of a decision on cutting subsidies which the government says the nation can't afford. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
Indonesian policemen stand guard with tear gas launchers as workers march towards the Sukarno-Hatta international airport during a rally against the government's plan to raise prices of fuel in Tangerang on March 29, 2012. Thousands of Indonesian protesters rallied on March 29 against a planned fuel price hike, ahead of a decision on cutting subsidies which the government says the nation can't afford. After previous demonstrations turned violent, around 14,000 police and 8,000 soldiers were deployed at key locations in Jakarta, including parliament house, the presidential palace and the international airport. AFP PHOTO / BIMA SAKTI
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Para demonstrans kenaikan harga BBM diatas, baik mahasiswa dan ibu-ibu rumah tangga, kelihatannya mulai menyadari kalau aksi mereka diliput luas oleh media asing. Makanya, poster-posternya mulai banyak yang memakai bahasa Inggris. Kasus demo menentang kenaikan harga minyak di Indonesia itu mendapat perhatian luas dari seluruh media utama di berbagai Negara, terutama negara-negara yang juga sedang menghadapi tekanan ekonomi yang sama seperti Indonesia akibat melambungnya harga minyak di pasar Global belakangan ini, gara-gara AS cs memboikot pembelian minyak ke IRAN. Kebanyakan negara di dunia punya maksud yang sama seperti Indonesia, yaitu akan menaikan harga BBM di negerinya atau mengurangi subsidi untul harga BBM di negerinya. Tapi mereka sepertinya berhitung sekali, kalau tak mau Pemerintahannya digoyang rakyat seperti kasus demo besar-besaran yang melanda Indonesia saat ini. Daripada negerinya dilanda demo besar-besaran seperti di negera kita saat itu, banyak Kepala Pemerintahan di berbagai negara sepertinya menunda dulu kenaikan harga BBM itu. bahkan, di Amerika Serikat sendiri, rencana Obama hendak mengurangi subsidi BBM, ditolak mentah-mentah oleh Senat (baca: Obama plan to end U.S. oil subsidies rejected)
Indonesian policemen move towards protesters after clashes broke out between police and students during a rally against the government's plan to hike prices of fuel in Jakarta on March 29, 2012. Thousands of Indonesians rallied nationwide on March 29 against a planned fuel price hike they say will cause great hardship, as the parliament prepared to vote on the proposal. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
Student protesters try to pull down the gate of the parliament building during a protest against the government's plan to raise fuel prices in Jakarta, Indonesia, Thursday, March 29, 2012. The Indonesian government plans to raise fuel prices by about 33 percent next month to avoid a budget deficit due to expensive fuel subsidies. (AP Photo/Dita Alangkara)
Indonesian members of the Front Perjuangan Rakyat or People Struggle Front shout slogans during a protest against the government's plan to hike fuel prices in Jakarta on March 29, 2012. Thousands of Indonesian protesters rallied on March 29 against a planned fuel price hike, ahead of a decision on cutting subsidies which the government says the nation can't afford. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
Police shoot tear gas towards protesters demonstrating against a planned fuel price hike they say will cause great hardship, in front of the parliament in Jakarta on March 29, 2012. Thousands of Indonesians rallied nationwide as the parliament prepared to vote on the proposal. AFP PHOTO/OSCAR SIAGIAN
An Indonesian protester carries an unconcious student after clashes broke out between police and students during a rally against the government's plan to hike prices of fuel in Jakarta on March 29, 2012. Thousands of Indonesians rallied nationwide on March 29 against a planned fuel price hike they say will cause great hardship, as the parliament prepared to vote on the proposal. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
Police officers arrest a student protester, bottom, during a protest against the government's plan to raise fuel prices outside the parliament in Jakarta, Indonesia, Thursday, March 29, 2012. The Indonesian government plans to raise fuel prices by about 33 percent next month to avoid a budget deficit due to expensive fuel subsidies. (AP Photo/Tatan Syuflana)
An Indonesian protester holds a colleague hit by tear gas after clashes broke out between police and students during a rally against the government's plan to hike prices of fuel in Jakarta on March 29, 2012. Thousands of Indonesians rallied nationwide on March 29 against a planned fuel price hike they say will cause great hardship, as the parliament prepared to vote on the proposal. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
Indonesian members of the Front Perjuangan Rakyat or People Struggle Front shout slogans during a protest against the government's plan to hike fuel prices in Jakarta on March 29, 2012. Thousands of Indonesian protesters rallied on March 29 against a planned fuel price hike, ahead of a decision on cutting subsidies which the government says the nation can't afford. AFP PHOTO / ADEK BERRY
Indonesian policemen stand guard with tear gas launchers as workers march towards the Sukarno-Hatta international airport during a rally against the government's plan to raise prices of fuel in Tangerang on March 29, 2012. Thousands of Indonesian protesters rallied on March 29 against a planned fuel price hike, ahead of a decision on cutting subsidies which the government says the nation can't afford. After previous demonstrations turned violent, around 14,000 police and 8,000 soldiers were deployed at key locations in Jakarta, including parliament house, the presidential palace and the international airport. AFP PHOTO / BIMA SAKTI
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Para demonstrans kenaikan harga BBM diatas, baik mahasiswa dan ibu-ibu rumah tangga, kelihatannya mulai menyadari kalau aksi mereka diliput luas oleh media asing. Makanya, poster-posternya mulai banyak yang memakai bahasa Inggris. Kasus demo menentang kenaikan harga minyak di Indonesia itu mendapat perhatian luas dari seluruh media utama di berbagai Negara, terutama negara-negara yang juga sedang menghadapi tekanan ekonomi yang sama seperti Indonesia akibat melambungnya harga minyak di pasar Global belakangan ini, gara-gara AS cs memboikot pembelian minyak ke IRAN. Kebanyakan negara di dunia punya maksud yang sama seperti Indonesia, yaitu akan menaikan harga BBM di negerinya atau mengurangi subsidi untul harga BBM di negerinya. Tapi mereka sepertinya berhitung sekali, kalau tak mau Pemerintahannya digoyang rakyat seperti kasus demo besar-besaran yang melanda Indonesia saat ini. Daripada negerinya dilanda demo besar-besaran seperti di negera kita saat itu, banyak Kepala Pemerintahan di berbagai negara sepertinya menunda dulu kenaikan harga BBM itu. bahkan, di Amerika Serikat sendiri, rencana Obama hendak mengurangi subsidi BBM, ditolak mentah-mentah oleh Senat (baca: Obama plan to end U.S. oil subsidies rejected)
Riot plicemen stand their ground as protesters demonstrate against a planned fuel price hike they say will cause great hardship, in front of the parliament in Jakarta on March 29, 2012. Thousands of Indonesians rallied nationwide as the parliament prepared to vote on the proposal. AFP PHOTO/OSCAR SIAGIAN
Protesters climb on the fence of the parliament during a demonstration against a planned fuel price hike they say will cause great hardship, in Jakarta on March 29, 2012. Thousands of Indonesians rallied nationwide as the parliament prepared to vote on the proposal. AFP PHOTO/OSCAR SIAGIAN
Student protesters are sprayed by a police water cannon truck as they try to pull down the gate of the parliament building during a protest against the government's plan to raise fuel prices in Jakarta, Indonesia, Thursday, March 29, 2012. The Indonesian government plans to raise fuel prices by about 33 percent next month to avoid a budget deficit due to expensive fuel subsidies. (AP Photo/Dita Alangkara)
Police officers fire tear gas launchers to disperse protesters during a student protest against the government's plan to raise fuel prices outside the parliament in Jakarta, Indonesia, Thursday, March 29, 2012. The Indonesian government plans to raise fuel prices by about 33 percent next month to avoid a budget deficit due to expensive fuel subsidies. (AP Photo/Tatan Syuflana)
Student protesters throw rocks at police officers during a protest against the government's plan to raise fuel prices outside the parliament in Jakarta, Indonesia, Thursday, March 29, 2012. The Indonesian government plans to raise fuel prices by about 33 percent next month to avoid a budget deficit due to expensive fuel subsidies. (AP Photo/Dita Alangkara)
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