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Politics 1 year ago
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Former minister Thomas Lembong’s legal team to file pretrial motion against AGO
The legal advisory team of former trade minister Thomas Lembong is considering filing a pretrial motion challenging the Attorney General’s Office’s (AGO) decision to name him a graft suspect concerning a sugar import project he greenlighted nearly a decade ago.
Politics 1 year ago
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Ex-minister’s arrest sparks more questions than answers
The arrest of former trade minister Thomas Lembong for offenses he allegedly committed nearly a decade ago has raised a number of questions, including suggestions the investigation could have deep political underpinnings.
Politics 1 year ago
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Former minister Thomas Lembong's arrest raises political questions
Former trade minister Thomas Lembong allegedly incurred Rp 400 billion (US$25.50 million) in state losses for his involvement in a corruption case pertaining to sugar import policy between 2015 and 2016, when he was serving as trade minister under former president Joko "Jokowi" Widodo.
Politics 1 year ago
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Former minister Thomas Lembong arrested in sugar import graft case
The Attorney General's Office (AGO) suspects former trade minister Thomas Lembong of committing corruption and self-enrichment thanks to his position as a minister by way of a sugar import that allegedly caused a Rp 400 billion (US$25.5 million) state loss.
Companies 1 year ago
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PTPN urges lower sugar imports to boost local productivity
The state-owned plantation company has urged the government to reduce sugar imports as part of a measure to help Indonesian farmers nearly double their productivity from 4 to 8 tonnes per hectare (ha) to compete with foreign producers, lower sugar prices and contribute to its bioethanol production program.
