JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) - Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto on Wednesday appointed a former rival as the new security minister following deadly protests that have been viewed as one of the toughest tests for his presidency. Gunawan was removed after violent protests swept across Indonesia and left 10 people dead in late August. The protests spread and became more violent following the death of ride-hailing driver Affan Kurniawan, who was hit by a police vehicle. Subianto's decision to install Chaniago as senior security minister signals the start of his bid to reconsolidate power by replacing underperforming ministers in key positions. Thohir is also the former owner and chairman of Italian football club Inter Milan and U.S. soccer club D.C. United.