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December 4, 2000 edition

Cover Magz Tempo - Edisi 2000-12-04

Weekly Business

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Sidelines

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Religion

Crossing the Borders of Religion

Local

Region

Sidelines

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Religion

The recent Grand Synod of the Indonesian Catholic Church focused discussions on the empowerment of the community. A cross-religion group is now developing in society.

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Local

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Photography

The World Press Photo 2000 exhibition was dominated by themes of violence. Did the exhibit depict the violent reality of human civilization, or merely document the pockmarks of modern-day life?

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Opinion

Amid the problems of the Rp41 trillion deficit and unpaid overseas debts, hope of economic growth emerges.

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Natural Disasters, National Tragedy

Why Kick Singapore?

Who's Lying?

National

A police officer shot dead two of his colleagues. Upset over reprimands or stressed beyond control from a bitter life?

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Swept Away

Theys Hiyo Eluay: "As a Leader, I Need to Calm the Situation Down"

The Flag is Lowered, Tempers are Raised

Exorcising the Communist Ghost

Stirring the Regional Pot

Cabinet Ministers to Resign

Monitor

Most respondents believe the emergence of mass groups that either support or reject President Abdurrahman Wahid is merely a play of the political elite.

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Media

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Literature

It is truly a cloak and dagger story. Feet to the Fire: CIA Covert Operations in Indonesia, 1957-1958 by Kenneth Conboy and the late James Morrison describes the CIA’s involvement in the PRRI/Permesta rebellion. The following account is based on interviews with remaining PRRI Council for Struggle members on their willingness to receive arms from the CIA.

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Letters

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Unfair Taxi Fares

Menteng Metropolitan Maneuvers

Wings of Confusion

Bakrie Pipes Up

BI Bites Back

Slamet (alias Anam, alias Supriyadi) Clarifies

Antasari Amends

Law

Bank IFI has re-filed a bankruptcy suit against entrepreneur Fadel Muhammad for Rp33.5 billion in debts. This time at the Jakarta Commercial Court.

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Seoul Survivor

The Risk of East Timor is Relocated to Jakarta

Muladi: Cream of a Mediocre Crop

Interview

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Indicator

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Health

The spread of HIV in the country is a source of increasing concern. Usually transmitted via sexual contact, the disease is also being transmitted by way of drug users using needles over and over again.

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Ralat

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Environment

Indonesia’s coral reefs are damaged. Better late than never, the government is campaigning for their rehabilitation and rescue.

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Education

Although Indonesia has ratified the Children’s Rights Convention, some teachers continue to treat pupils harshly. Electric shocks were applied to three santris (Islamic school students) in South Sulawesi; one student in Central Java was hit so hard he had to be hospitalized.

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Economy

It is believed the sale of oil palm estates formerly owned by the Salim Group to Guthrie will only strengthen Malaysia’s monopoly. What has Indonesia got to lose?

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Anyone Care for Some Bank Credits?

Letter from the Master

No Special Treatment

The Complicated Process of Amendment

From Parties to the Den of Thieves

Draft Discussions Deadlocked?

Ready to Deal with the Deficit

Cover Story

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Triangle of Twisted Truth

Rusdihardjo: "The president is a suspect."

The Bulog Scandal: Lies for the Sake of Lying

No Way Out?

Column

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News Capsule

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Arts

The Jakarta Cultural Institute (Bentara Budaya Jakarta) has just closed an exhibition of 50 years of graphic art in Indonesia. Viewers might have been left wondering why this art form is considered non-mainstream in Indonesia?

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Script

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An Order For Governor Van Heutz

The Moro Negotiations

The Episode of Abdul Hurgronje

Aceh—What Really Happened

Haji Abdul Karim, Once Upon a Time in Kutaraja

Blood on Mecca’s Veranda

Picture Window

Tempo Talks

Improving Connectivity, Boosting Cooperation

This year, Indonesia and India mark 75 years of diplomatic relations. However, the ties between the two nations have existed much longer, predating the establishment of the Republic of Indonesia and the Republic of India. These connections span social, cultural, religious, economic, and trade aspects. But do those close ties of the past have any bearing on the present relationship? Why is there no direct flight between the capitals of the two countries?

Indian Ambassador to Indonesia and Timor-Leste, Sandeep Chakravorty, shares his views on this matter at TEMPO TALKS.

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Investing in Women, A Huge Benefit for the Nation

Greener Means Richer

MSF Wants to Strengthen Collaborations with Indonesia in Addressing Climate Emergency

How Does ASEAN Improve Human Rights Protection in the Region

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