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No. 29/X/March 17-23, 2010



  No. 29/X/March 17-23, 2010  


Cover Story
101 Dulmatins
Terrorist master bomber Dulmatin is believed to have taken over the leadership of Jemaah Islamiyah’s military wing after Malaysian Noordin M. Top’s death. Wanted for his role in the 2002 Bali bombing, Dulmatin sought to turn Aceh into a center of military force in Southeast Asia. But after eight years of being hunted by Indonesian and Philippine authorities, he met his end in a raid by counterterrorism forces on an Internet cafe in Pamulang, Banten, West Java.

• Turning Aceh into Mindanao
• From Pemalang to Pamulang
• Terrorism: What Have We Learned from Aceh?


Economy & Business
A Rise after Seven Years
The government proposes an increase in the basic electricity tariff of 15 percent. If the proposal is rejected by the House of Representatives, then the subsidies will swell to Rp63.1 trillion.

• Black Gold on the Rise…Again
• Slow-motion Regulation
• Weekly Business

Koran Tempo Online


Law
Roles Uncovered
The role of Nunun Nurbaetie and Arie Malangjudo becomes more evident in the case of travelers checks distribution for the election of Miranda S. Goeltom as Senior Deputy Governor of Bank Indonesia. So too the part of PDI-P faction leaders Tjahjo Kumolo and Panda Nababan. The Corruption Eradication Commission will not stop with just four suspects.

• The Elusive Broker
• From Audit to Court
• Erotic Eve

National
Bluffs from Senayan
A number of politicians refuse to join DPR meetings attended by the Finance Minister. They await cues from the Constitutional Court.

• Kiai Politics, Political Kiai
• Gampong Empowerment in Aceh





 

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