Voices from the Range

It was 7am when Ginandjar Kartasasmita picked up the phone in his Boston apartment and answered TEMPO's call last Friday. The former mines and energy minister who has just been declared a suspect in a million-dollar corruption case involving the state oil company Pertamina declined to speak at length on the issue, saying he was not ready yet to make an on-the-record statement until his return to Indonesia. "I am sorry, but I will tell you everyth

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