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Ahead of Indonesia’s elections, critics slam Jokowi for nepotism and ‘dynastic politics’

By: CNBC.com News
Some say Jokowi, who has enjoyed high approval ratings throughout his near decade-long tenure, is trying to retain power through members of his close family.
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