Thorns in the Amendment

At present, Indonesia is being subjected to all sorts of conditions because she has had to borrow from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Although her status is not a colonized country, in its efforts to have the amendment on the Law on Bank Indonesia adopted, the government of Indonesia must accommodate the IMF's wishes. If not, penalties are just around the corner. As if in line with that, the IMF will ‘punish' her by disbursing its

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