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Wednesday, June 2, 2010

A number of former Bank Indonesia officials allegedly accepted bribes from a subsidiary of the Reserve Bank of Australia. Officials at the central bank said that Radius Christanto played a role. How were project deals made?

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ALL last week an internal audit team at Bank Indonesia was in great difficulty. As office workers in Jakarta got ready for a three-day weekend, the team busied itself with a suspected bribery case which was seen as a slap in the face for the central bank. They had to go through all the documents connected to a bribery charge in the procurement of printing Rp100,000 bills.

They summoned a few former officials who knew about the project in questio

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