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April 24, 2007 edition

Police suspect that efforts to poison Munir were not only made at Changi Airport in Singapore but also during the Singapore-Amsterdam flight. Indonesian Attorney General Abdul Rahman Saleh has confirmed that this operation was planned months in advance.

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April 17, 2007 edition

The mystery is slowly unraveling. Human rights activist Munir was poisoned while transiting at Singapore’s Changi Airport. Two former high-ranking Garuda officials have been taken into custody. A musician from Ambon is suspected of being involved.

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April 10, 2007 edition

Police have uncovered a new network of Jemaah Islamiyah’s military wing, under the leadership of Abu Dujana. They often do not see eye to eye with Noordin Top.

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April 3, 2007 edition

Widjanarko Puspoyo’s arrest in the cattle import case may be just the tip of the iceberg involving scandals at Bulog. Some of the ill-gotten money may have reached the coffers of political parties, not just family members.

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March 27, 2007 edition

Vice President Jusuf Kalla is entangled in a dilemma over the import of 12 used helicopters. Customs is threatening to confiscate the German-made choppers if their tariff duties are not paid in full. Why did President Yudhoyono issue a secret memo about this?

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March 20, 2007 edition

Minister Hamid Awaludin is reported to have played a role in getting Tommy Suharto’s money withdrawn from Bank Paribas in London. Tempo investigations show he even directed where the money should be transferred.

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March 13, 2007 edition

Questions still remain regarding the release of funds belonging to Motorbike Corporation, a Bahamas-based company owned by the convicted Hutomo Mandala Putra alias Tommy Suharto. The law firm owned by Minister Yusril Ihza Mahendra helped him to get this money, which was released from Bank Paribas London in February 2005.
Supporting documents from a number of government offices and state institutions were obtained, thanks to the assistance of one of the subordinate officials working under Yusril, who at that time was the Justice & Legal Affairs Minister. This official even used a departmental bank account—as authorized by Minister Hamid Awaludin, Yusril’s successor. What was the motive for Yusril and Hamid to assist in the release of that Rp90 billion?

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