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View all search resultsComments: KPK gets new info from Sri Mulyani
May 25, OnlineCorruption Eradication Commission (KPK) investigators have gathered new information after questioning former finance minister Sri Mulyani as a witness in the Bank Century scandal at the Indonesian Embassy in Washington DC earlier this month
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strong>May 25, Online
Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) investigators have gathered new information after questioning former finance minister Sri Mulyani as a witness in the Bank Century scandal at the Indonesian Embassy in Washington DC earlier this month.
Your comments:
When the government and the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) handle this case seriously, lots of evidence will be found.
The death penalty should be imposed on those who have been proven guilty of pocketing money intended for the people.
Andi Pamungkas
The death penalty for corruption? Well that's one way to thin out the whole administration and state bureaucratic institutions.
However like all forms of justice here, it is open to bribery and misuse.
As much as I would like to agree, it is simply is a very dangerous route to go down and the result would be chaos and not less corruption.
Duncan
I'm not sure the Century scandal can be solved.
Aad
