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The contents of US diplomatic cables leak, as well as in many other countries, had many controversies in Indonesia. The latest controversy was on late March 2011,when The Age published a leak stating that president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono had used his power to spy on political rivals, protect corruption from court, and enrich his family.[1]
Also, the leaks stated that former Indonesian president, Jusuf Kalla, bribed the Golkar Party, in order to become the chairman in that party.[1]