A Murky Story from Bavaria

THIRTY employees of the National Mint Public Company (Peruri) gathered in front of the company’s head office on Jalan Palatehan, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta, on Monday morning last week. Holding blue and white banners, they were yelling loudly as commanded by an employee who made an oration by means of a loudspeaker. Over a dozen policemen from the Jakarta Metro Police and five security officers of the company were on guard at a distance.

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