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Dr. R.M. Marty M. Natalegawa, Indonesian Foreign Minister

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Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. R.M. Marty M. Natalegawa speaks to Christophe Robeet about the main challenges the biggest Muslim country in the world has to face: terrorism, climate change and the global financial crisis.

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Indonesian dance In Paris arent correct choregraphy.

by Anonyme - 26/10/2010 - 01:23

hello,Sir
havent u know bout Indonesian dancer choregraphy in Paris.We are know well about Indonesian dances and movements, seems the tutorial arent correct, who though them about that moves???Even bali dancer arent real Indonesian women, they dont even know what the real movements meand, they cant dance in real Bali dancing, how can u letting be, let all the VIP guest watching these evenements?

Sir, please bring from Indonesia itself the best tutor and the best choregraphy not transvestite from pigalle who becomes Indonesian-choregrafer for showing to VIP guest in ambassade.

We glad hear from u very soon, sir for the greatest of Indonesia.

Indo-Franco famille

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