A political observer from the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) J. Kristiadi leadership Joko Widodo is still better than Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.
"Do not mention him. He does not comparable with Jokowi. It seems to me," he said in the Office of Research and Consulting Mujani, Menteng, Jakarta, Sunday (04/17/2016).
First, the matter of infrastructure development alone. Not yet two years as President, Jokowi is considered to be speeding infrastructure projects throughout Indonesia.
"Ten years, she (SBY) baseball is doing anything. Yes try, how the toll road that he woke up? Yes he is great, handsome, polite. But enggaklah yes," said Kristiadi.
Second, the issue of political leadership. According to him, even though SBY political party leaders as well as having many coalition partners, he was unable to control the performance of the legislature.
"The politics of what? 75 percent of the House of Representatives also not be doing anything," he continued.
However, Jokowi still need to be tested in terms of politics. Reshuffle the position of minister is the indicator.
"Is this the political leadership Jokowi, he can take the party but who meet the criteria. Do not just," said Kristiadi.
Based on a survey conducted Mujani Research and Consulting, Indonesian people in general give a positive assessment of the performance of Government Joko Widodo in economics.
These facts emerged after Mujani Research and Consulting (SMRC) conducted a survey involving 22 to 30 March 2016, with 1,220 respondents aged 17 and over in the 34 provinces.
Based on the results of a national survey on the performance of government Jokowi in the first quarter of 2016, as many as 39 percent of respondents stated that their household economic situation is better than it would be in two years ago.
The community also appreciates the quick work of government in building roads and health. However, some note of disappointment visible from Jokowi governance performance in the field of employment guarantee, the price of food, to poverty.
Source: kompasnews
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