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- Member
of Parliament Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P), Maruarar
Sirait admit dimpled
parliament split into
two camps could not be separated from
the role of the mass media which currently
has an interest in national political participation.
Ara so called, also deplored the attitude of the mainstream media are too excessive support Jokowi-JK government policy. Likewise, there is a continued memforsir and against the government.
"Should it be public control the media," said Ara at the National Seminar on "Political Communication Images Parliament of the Republic of Indonesia", at the University of Muhammadiyah Jakarta, Saturday, December 13, 2014.
According to him, those who engaged in the mass media is definitely an expert in terms of communication, including how to deliver impartial information and beneficial to society. However, the role of the media later, began to shift.
"Even today the mass media are becoming a political player either directly or indirectly," said Ara.
Still the political game in the media today, Ara rate, the media has not run as it should as one of the pillars of democracy. Media he added, should educate the community within the framework of democracy in Indonesia.
PDIP young politician was hoped, mass media can play a role as a pillar of democracy, especially in spreading the news that a balanced and improve the quality of Indonesian democracy.
"I admit the House divided, but I was with my friends (DPR) others continue to struggle a little to continue to be trusted with the community," he explained.
Ara so called, also deplored the attitude of the mainstream media are too excessive support Jokowi-JK government policy. Likewise, there is a continued memforsir and against the government.
"Should it be public control the media," said Ara at the National Seminar on "Political Communication Images Parliament of the Republic of Indonesia", at the University of Muhammadiyah Jakarta, Saturday, December 13, 2014.
According to him, those who engaged in the mass media is definitely an expert in terms of communication, including how to deliver impartial information and beneficial to society. However, the role of the media later, began to shift.
"Even today the mass media are becoming a political player either directly or indirectly," said Ara.
Still the political game in the media today, Ara rate, the media has not run as it should as one of the pillars of democracy. Media he added, should educate the community within the framework of democracy in Indonesia.
PDIP young politician was hoped, mass media can play a role as a pillar of democracy, especially in spreading the news that a balanced and improve the quality of Indonesian democracy.
"I admit the House divided, but I was with my friends (DPR) others continue to struggle a little to continue to be trusted with the community," he explained.
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