Reform era == ==
Habibie Government === ===
President Habibie immediately form a Cabinet. One important task is to regain the support of the [[International Monetary Fund]] and the community of donor countries for the economic recovery program. He also frees political prisoners and reduce controls on freedom of expression and activities of the organization.
Wahid Government === ===
Elections for the Assembly, the Parliament, and Parliament was held on [[June 7]] [[1999]]. [[PDI Struggle]] leader Sukarno's daughter, [[Megawati Sukarnoputri]] came out a winner in the parliamentary election by obtaining 34% of the vote; [[Golkar]] (Suharto's party - had always been a winner the previous elections) have 22 %; [[United Development Party]] leader [[Hamzah Haz]] 12%; [[National Awakening Party]] leader [[Abdurrahman Wahid]] (Gus Dur) 10%. In October [[1999]], the Assembly inaugurated as president Abdurrahman Wahid and Megawati as vice president for a period of 5 years service. Wahid formed his first cabinet, [[Cabinet of National Unity]] in early November 1999 and did''''reshuffle his cabinet in August [[2000]].
President Wahid's administration to continue the process of democratization and economic development under challenging circumstances. In addition to the economic uncertainty continues, the government also faced conflicts between ethnic and inter-religious, especially in [[Aceh]], [[Maluku]], and [[Papua]]. In the [[West Timor]], the problems caused the East Timorese people who do not have a place to live and disorder committed by the militants of East Timorese pro-Indonesia cause humanitarian problems and greater social. Assembly is increasingly put pressure on policy challenge President Wahid, causing political debate overwhelming.
Megawati Government === ===
At the first General Session in August 2000, President Wahid gave the answer for reports. On [[January 29]] [[2001]], thousands of demonstrators stormed the Assembly and requested the President to resign on the grounds of involvement in a corruption scandal. Under pressure from the Assembly to improve the management and coordination in the government, he passed a presidential decree giving the state power daily to Vice President Megawati. Megawati took over as president soon after.
Yudhoyono Government === ===
In [[2004]], the largest one-day election in the world held and [[Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono]] appears as the new president of Indonesia. The new government at the beginning of his tenure has received numerous trials and challenges, such as [[Indian Ocean earthquake in 2004 | big earthquake in Aceh and Nias]] in December 2004 that meluluh lantakkan part of Aceh and the [[Sumatra earthquake in March 2005 | other earthquakes in early 2005]] that shook Sumatra.
On [[July 17]] [[2005]], a historic agreement was reached between the Indonesian government with the [[Free Aceh Movement]] which aims to end the prolonged conflict for 30 years in the region [[Aceh]].
SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA
Habibie Government === ===
President Habibie immediately form a Cabinet. One important task is to regain the support of the [[International Monetary Fund]] and the community of donor countries for the economic recovery program. He also frees political prisoners and reduce controls on freedom of expression and activities of the organization.
Wahid Government === ===
Elections for the Assembly, the Parliament, and Parliament was held on [[June 7]] [[1999]]. [[PDI Struggle]] leader Sukarno's daughter, [[Megawati Sukarnoputri]] came out a winner in the parliamentary election by obtaining 34% of the vote; [[Golkar]] (Suharto's party - had always been a winner the previous elections) have 22 %; [[United Development Party]] leader [[Hamzah Haz]] 12%; [[National Awakening Party]] leader [[Abdurrahman Wahid]] (Gus Dur) 10%. In October [[1999]], the Assembly inaugurated as president Abdurrahman Wahid and Megawati as vice president for a period of 5 years service. Wahid formed his first cabinet, [[Cabinet of National Unity]] in early November 1999 and did''''reshuffle his cabinet in August [[2000]].
President Wahid's administration to continue the process of democratization and economic development under challenging circumstances. In addition to the economic uncertainty continues, the government also faced conflicts between ethnic and inter-religious, especially in [[Aceh]], [[Maluku]], and [[Papua]]. In the [[West Timor]], the problems caused the East Timorese people who do not have a place to live and disorder committed by the militants of East Timorese pro-Indonesia cause humanitarian problems and greater social. Assembly is increasingly put pressure on policy challenge President Wahid, causing political debate overwhelming.
Megawati Government === ===
At the first General Session in August 2000, President Wahid gave the answer for reports. On [[January 29]] [[2001]], thousands of demonstrators stormed the Assembly and requested the President to resign on the grounds of involvement in a corruption scandal. Under pressure from the Assembly to improve the management and coordination in the government, he passed a presidential decree giving the state power daily to Vice President Megawati. Megawati took over as president soon after.
Yudhoyono Government === ===
In [[2004]], the largest one-day election in the world held and [[Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono]] appears as the new president of Indonesia. The new government at the beginning of his tenure has received numerous trials and challenges, such as [[Indian Ocean earthquake in 2004 | big earthquake in Aceh and Nias]] in December 2004 that meluluh lantakkan part of Aceh and the [[Sumatra earthquake in March 2005 | other earthquakes in early 2005]] that shook Sumatra.
On [[July 17]] [[2005]], a historic agreement was reached between the Indonesian government with the [[Free Aceh Movement]] which aims to end the prolonged conflict for 30 years in the region [[Aceh]].
SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA
