Indonesian lawmakers have signed a petition that could lead to the impeachment of Vice President Gibran.
The Supreme Court instructed the education ministry to withdraw Gibran's education equivalence certificate. The court found no evidence that Gibran had a foreign diploma or certificate equivalent to senior high school. Lawmakers are considering an inquiry into Vice President Gibran's eligibility.
- The Constitutional Court ruled that Gibran's submitted education documents did not meet election requirements.
- Lawmakers are considering an inquiry into Vice President Gibran's eligibility.
- The Supreme Court instructed the education ministry to withdraw Gibran’s education equivalence certificate.
- The prospect of Gibran Rakabuming Raka stepping down as Indonesia’s vice-president has raised the stakes for President Prabowo Subianto.
- Sana Jaffrey speculated that lawmakers would find it difficult to move against Gibran without Prabowo’s approval.
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