Berikut tulisan Bloomberg:
(1) Presiden China Xi Jinping: -6,63%, 6,7%. Tak ada data
(2) PM Jepang Shinzo Abe: 2,25, 0,9%, 50%
(3) Narendra Modi: -3,06%, 7.3%, 81%
(4) Presiden Korsel Park Geun-hye: -2,87%, 2,6%, 4%
(5) PM Malcolm Turnbull: -1,03%, 1,8%, 45%
(6) Presiden RI Joko Widodo: 2,41%, 5,02%, 69%
(7) PM Malaysia Najib Razak: -4,26%, 4,3%, Data tak ada
(8) Presiden Philipina Rodrigo Duterte: -5,29%, 7.1%, 83%
Dan pada dalam membahas Presiden RI Joko Widodo, Bloomberg hanya menuliskan berikut:
Joko Widodo, 55, asserted his authority over Indonesia’s political establishment in 2016. With a mix of patronage and political savvy, he controls more than two-thirds of seats in parliament—support he used to pass a controversial tax amnesty bill in June to help fund an infrastructure program.
Biggest challenge in 2017: Ensuring that his plans to bolster economic growth aren’t derailed, particularly as he looks to placate Islamic groups looking to prevent one of his allies from becoming Jakarta’s first elected Christian governor.
