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Cover Story
Relative Remissions It is certainly not the holy month of Ramadan which compelled Justice & Human Rights Minister Patrialis Akbar to be generous to former Bank Indonesia Deputy Governor Aulia Pohan. Along with three of his colleagues from the central bank, Bun Bunan Hutapea, Maman H. Soemantri and Aslim Tadjudin and fellow inmates charged with defrauding the Indonesian Banking Development Foundation, he was able to leave his prison cell two weeks ago, after his sentence was reduced by Patrialis. State Secretary/Minister, Sudi Silalah has denied the Palaces intervention in the remission of Aulias sentence, who is an in-law of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono. What is really behind the decision that is triggering so much criticism and threatens to derail the anticorruption campaign? Economy & Business Mass Transportation Revival The Jakarta City Government is to resume construction of the long-delayed monorail system to ease worsening congestion on the streets of the capital. |
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