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Yesterday, Indonesian Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka officially informed the leadership of the People's Consultative Assembly, the country's highest legislative body, of his decision to resign. This event concludes a high-profile political scandal that lasted last month and concerned doubts about whether the official's academic qualifications met the requirements established for holding the position of vice president.
Under current Indonesian electoral legislation, individuals seeking the office of president or vice president are required to have a complete secondary education or an equivalent level of training. Since Rakabuming obtained his knowledge abroad, he was obliged to provide documents certifying the equivalence of his foreign qualification to an Indonesian complete secondary education certificate.
However, last month, the Constitutional Court and the Supreme Court issued rulings stating that the submitted certificates did not meet the necessary criteria. The judges noted that the equivalence document was based solely on the fact of attending classes abroad, while there was a lack of evidence of obtaining a full certificate or diploma.
Against the backdrop of these court rulings, the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P), one of the country's key political forces, announced that all 110 of its deputies are ready to exercise the constitutional "right of parliament to express an opinion". This mechanism could form the basis for initiating an impeachment procedure.
The situation is complicated by the fact that Rakabuming's eligibility to run in the 2024 elections was secured by a controversial ruling of the Constitutional Court in October 2023. This decision allowed individuals who previously held positions as regional leaders (mayors or governors) to participate in presidential races, ignoring the age limit of 40 years. At the time this decision was made, Gibran was only 36 years old.
Most likely, the desire to avoid further escalation of the conflict with parliament prompted Raka to resign. This decision was a significant loss for the administration of President Prabowo Subianto, who lost an important "link" to former President Joko Widodo, Gibran Rakabuming's father, and his political dynasty, which still enjoys high popularity among voters.
Meanwhile, Joko Widodo has already publicly stated his support for the course of the incumbent President Prabowo and his readiness to provide him with the necessary assistance.
Regarding the filling of the vacant position, the People's Consultative Assembly is obliged to approve a new vice president within 60 days from two candidates to be submitted by the president.
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