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Indonesia's Bold Fuel Subsidy Cut Pays Off Amid Slumping Global Oil Prices

At the beginning of this year Indonesian President Joko Widodo cut long-standing government funded fuel subsidies. In the past, protests and even riots have followed price increases but as VOA's Brian Padden reports from Jakarta, plummeting global oil prices have softened the impact.

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