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There Were Threats from the Mafia 

Monday, January 30, 2023

Bulog CEO Budi Waseso reveals that there were threats from the rice mafia. Because of them, market operations have not been effective in curbing the price of rice.

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National Logistics Agency (Bulog) CEO Budi Waseso during an interview with Tempo at his office in Jakarta, November 28, 2022. Tempo/Tony Hartawan . tempo : 177134142951.

IN early January, Budi Waseso, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of state logistics agency Bulog, suddenly stopped the distribution of rice to the Cipinang Rice Central Market, East Jakarta. The former chief of the Indonesian National Police Criminal Investigation Department suspected unfair practices in the Food Supply and Price Stabilization program or market operations at the Indonesia’s largest rice market.

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