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This is the section where people’s opinion about Magelang’s issues or national ones in Indonesia published two times every week.

Rotating Roles in Magelang

Rotating Roles: What do we expect in Magelang?

By ardiyanto.pramono@gmail.comPosted on September 25, 2026September 25, 2026

Magelang Regency has just rotated various roles in public administration. Several officials have now moved to their new posts. Surely, […]

The Free Meal Program (MBG) Illustration

The Main Issue of the Free Meal Program (MBG) And How It Lost Its Purpose

By ardiyanto.pramono@gmail.comPosted on September 16, 2026September 15, 2026

To start, the main issue with the Free Meal Program (MBG) began with its objective. The main objective is to […]

Elementary school graduates dominating demographic of Magelang

Surging Level of Elementary School Graduates in Magelang Demands An Industry to Absorb 29,33 Percents, Low-Educated Residents

By ArdiyantoPosted on June 25, 2026

            Based on the graph from Databoks showing levels of education in Magelang, elementary school graduates constitute the largest share […]

The job fair isnot the solution, photo by Magelang News

The Job Fair Is Not the Solution; There Are More Ways to Go if We Want to Reach 11% Economic Growth

By ardiyanto.pramono@gmail.comPosted on June 24, 2026

The problem of unemployment is that we thought it was somebody else’s responsibility when it is actually a communal one. […]

The Good Dictator of Indonesia

The Good Dictator: How the Trauma-Driven Conception of Laws Halts Indonesia

By ardiyanto.pramono@gmail.comPosted on June 22, 2026

Indonesia is driven by trauma in each policy. Sometimes, the trauma itself is not clear, clouded by propaganda that shadows […]

MBG is a protection program

MBG Is a Protection Mechanism, But Treated Like A Core Program for 2045

By ArdiyantoPosted on June 22, 2026

  The Makan Bergizi Gratis (Free Meal Program) has recently been the subject of controversy. Amid the depreciation of the […]

To Manage Borobudur Temple by Adrian Campillos

Doubts about How to Manage Borobudur : When Even The Direction is Unclear To Explore The 2 Digits Economic Impacts

By ardiyanto.pramono@gmail.comPosted on June 15, 2026June 16, 2026

Based on the research by Rijanta Subari from Gadjah Mada University, Borobudur and its complex can contribute to economic growth […]

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