Dragged Down by Bribes

THE Indonesian Banking Development Foundation (YPPI) has become the subject of public attention. This is due to a case of suspected bribery amounting to Rp100 billion which the foundation paid out to various people, including government officials and former high-ranking central bank officials, despite the fact that some of them had run into trouble with the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK). Three people have been named suspects, and 16 oth

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