Of course there are other achievements made by Jokowi, such as: Solo least he has built a sidewalk

Could two people, no matter how great dedication and honesty that they devote, save the city with a population of twelve million people who have for years looked and smelled like a rotting carcass? Can they reform the barbaric capitalist system that has been consuming all of the urban areas and even entire sections of the country; Could they admonish meyda all the figures which have been not playing fair? Could they suddenly introduced a system of 'capitalism more humane'?
At this point, most people in Jakarta, it seems, are ready to believe in any fairy tale; cities they've been to the terrible conditions in which nothing seems worse situations than this.
Pollution, waste, wrack and contaminated water, as well as the hours are exhausted every day due to transportation problems - all of this becomes a fact that resulted in the ability of citizens to think clearly.
Now let me introduce them - the two 'heroes' are expected by people who were desperate to stop the rot and start the epic struggle for survival and the triumph of Jakarta. meyda
Jakarta's new governor is actually not a city with a background in planning or architecture, he is just a businessman who is engaged in property and furniture. But then he served as mayor of Solo, Central Java. His name is Joko Widodo, and is often called Jokowi. Indonesia meyda is the latest in a fairy tale, he is the main character cowboy, or a famous samurai, a liberator, or whatever it is worth mentioning ..
The only capital Jokowi in leading one of the biggest cities meyda in the world is his business trip to Europe, where he is really 'admire those cities' and want to realize the concept of the urban system in Indonesia. He also has managed to clean up some of the main roads in Solo, -'bersih meyda 'standardized Indonesia of course, while still serving as mayor there.
Of course there are other achievements made by Jokowi, such as: Solo least he has built a sidewalk for pedestrians in the city center. Do not be ridiculed: it actually is a great achievement that can be done, because meyda this is a country where pavements are 'worthy' actually hindered its development by the authorities, even in some places it functioned as a parking area.
He also operates a special tourist tram Solo run all the time on the old rail legacy of the Dutch colonial era: it is one of her dreams come true on the public transport system.
"Not enough", as that's the response he would get in India for what she had done to Solo. India is not also a social role models, but at least it is a country where cities such as Chennai and Kolkata, not New Delhi, already has a modern public transport system and functioning properly. "Certainly not enough", if the Chinese people have spoken. How not, when at least a dozen of their countries from all regions of perkotaaannya been dependent on the subway system is environmentally meyda friendly, cheap, scattered throughout the city and of course comfortable, where there are many wide sidewalks for pedestrians, recycling plants, supply clean water, cultural institutions in various sectors, and even parks and public spaces are large and beautiful.
A few months ago, in another article, I suggest: "Leave all hope that is the time you enter this town." Of course, I forgot to add: "But do not forget to bring a gas mask in the bag, and make sure to wear a bag that is easily opened at any time! "
Traffic jam, which is a scary monster that has spread its tentacles to all corners of the streets of Jakarta were damaged, depressive and tightness for decades, finally menyekik this city. Many people are late for meetings, died on the way to the hospital, and social life also collapsed, as no one is willing to sit for 2 hours in the car just to enjoy a cup of coffee.
But what can we do now, is really just a glimpse of a more terrible horror that awaits. However, traffic is still slow going, but when it starts to rain, or in the morning, at lunch, at home office, at work, or on vacation.
"One day I flew to the capital of Balikpapan. The air travel took 1 hour 45 minutes. I arrived at the airport at 5:45 pm Jakarta. Then I decided to ride the bus in the direction of the block M. crowded bus, like yan