Bung Hatta
Bung Hatta, also known as Mohammad Hatta, was a prominent Indonesian statesman and the first Vice President of Indonesia. He is revered for his contributions to the country's independence movement and his role in drafting the country's constitution. Hatta was an advocate for democracy and economic development, promoting the principles of decentralization and regional autonomy, which are still relevant in discussions of Indonesian governance.
Born on Aug 12, 1902 (122 years old)
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Indonesia:
Bung Hatta inspired the concept of economic independence in Indonesia.
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Indonesia:
Bung Hatta inspired the concept of economic independence in Indonesia.
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Indonesia:
Bung Hatta's principles are emphasized in the context of ethical governance.
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Indonesia:
Bung Hatta's principles are emphasized in the context of ethical governance.
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Indonesia:
Bung Hatta's principles are emphasized in the context of compassionate governance.
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Indonesia:
Bung Hatta reminds that all state organizers should be kept away from praise that could lead to their downfall.
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Indonesia:
Bung Hatta warns that praise can mislead leaders away from the objective reality of Indonesia.
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Indonesia:
Bung Hatta concluded that corruption had become a culture in the nation.
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Indonesia:
Bung Hatta, alongside Bung Karno, recognized the importance of Ramadan in fostering national cohesion.
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Indonesia:
Bung Hatta is mentioned as someone who has long condemned corrupt cultural behavior.
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