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Former Timor Leste-born gang leader Hercules’ return spotlights Prabowo’s informal power network

JAKARTA: The involvement of a paramilitary group linked to street strongman Hercules in dispersing last week's protests in Jakarta has raised troubling questions over whether President Prabowo Subianto 's administration is enabling, or even relying on informal coercive networks to maintain order.

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前东帝汶裔黑帮头目赫拉克勒斯的回归凸显了普拉博沃的非正式权力网络

In this screen grab, Hercules or Rosario de Marshal (centre) of United Indonesian People’s Movement (GRIB) Jaya, speaks on Aug. 30 about several issues that emerged following chaotic demonstrations on Aug. 27 in Jakarta, after attending the regional working meeting of the GRIB Jaya West Java chapter, which also marked the first anniversary of the GRIB Jaya branch in Palabuhanratu, Sukabumi regency, West Java. - YouTube/@gribtvofficial via The Jakarta Post/ANN

JAKARTA: The involvement of a paramilitary group linked to street strongman Hercules in dispersing last week’s protests in Jakarta has raised troubling questions over whether President Prabowo Subianto ’s administration is enabling, or even relying on informal coercive networks to maintain order.

The group, United Indonesian People’s Movement (GRIB) Jaya, appeared on the streets as clashes between protesters and police spread from the House of Representatives building in Senayan to Slipi and Pejompongan Raya, some two kilometres from the legislative complex, on Thursday night (Aug 27).

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