Sticky Fingers
Tuesday, October 1, 2002
House legislators have finally admitted that they take bribes over the sale of state assets. How can they be stopped?
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It took a revelation of legislative bribery to finally sell the state stake in Bank Niaga. Confronted with their wrongdoing, House of Representatives (DPR) legislators suddenly agreed immediately on the Rp26.5 price per share offered by Commerce Asset Berhad Holding, an investor from Malaysia. Previously, the DPR tigers had roared threateningly that Niaga could not be sold for less than double its book value.
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