THEY are called the team of prosecuting attorneys in charge of the Bank Indonesia Liquidity Assistance (BLBI) case. From here, it is clear what the special target of the team formed by the Attorney General’s Office are. They are the country’s top problem debtors, black tycoons who were able to settle their debts with help from the central bank, or in other words state money—valued at hundreds of billions or even trillions of rupiah.

Today,