Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto marked two years in office on Tuesday, but many Indonesians remain dissatisfied with his performance as they do not feel the benefits of the country's steady growth of around 5 percent.Soaring prices have hit households and informal jobs with less security account for about 60 percent of employment. Meanwhile, Prabowo's flagship policy, a free school meal program aimed at providing meals to over 80 million students, is straining the state budget.As public dissatisfaction grows, his approval rating has stagnated at about 45 percent, sharply down from som…READ FULL ARTICLE