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Conversions Chaotic, Subsidies the Same

Tuesday, September 4, 2007

A conversion program that isn’t running smoothly has triggered shortages of kerosene. The majority of people who received free gas ovens have in fact ended up stopping using LPG.

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ONE day before the board of directors of Pertamina were due to meet with senior editors of Indonesia’s national mass media, Vice President Jusuf Kalla suddenly invited these media leaders to his official residence in Jalan Diponegoro, Central Jakarta, on Tuesday night last week. The topics of conversation revolved around the continued shortages of kerosene that were much reported during last month.

Kalla placed a great amount of consideration

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