HEADLINES OF INDONESIAN NEWSPAPERS ON SATURDAY

Jakarta, April 4 (ANTARA) - The following are headlines of Indonesian major newspapers published here on Saturday.

The Jakarta Post
KPU BESET WITH MORE 'HEADACHES' OVER LOGISTICS

The General Elections Commission (KPU) has its work out dealing with requests for extra ballots, as it counts down the final days of preparation for the legislative polls scheduled for next week.

Kompas
G-20 OPENS NEW ERA

The G-20 Summit grouping developed and developing countries, in London, Britain, Thursday (April 2) produced several concrete steps considered a sign of the birth of new era in the global economy. German Chancellor Angela Merkel said it was a historical compromise.

Media Indonesia
GENERAL ELECTIONS UNDER SHADOWS OF PROBLEMATIC VOTERS' LISTS AND LOGISTICS

It is only five days to come for the General Elections but problems on fixed voters' lists and logistics are still lingering on. This is the most chaotic preparations of the general elections, and so The General Elections Commission (KPU) members are nearer to go to jail.

Republika
DAMAGED BALLOT PAPERS TO BE TOLERATED

Less than a week before the legislative polling day, the General Elections Commission (KPU) issued circulated letters tolerating the use of damaged ballot papers. But, not all damaged ballot papers are to be tolerated, only those meeting eight criteria.


Jakarta Globe
BAKRIE DIVES TO RECORD $1.4BN LOSS

A world away from its high point as the flagship company of one of Indonesia's richest political families, PT Bakrie & Borthers Tbk won a more dubious distinction on Friday.