Compensating for Corruption

Hendarman Supandji is shaking his head. His hands are turning the pages of a pile of investigation audit results documents by the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) on the national news agency office, Antara. Ive never read this report, let alone investigated the case, said the Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes to Tempo, in his office last Wednesday.

At Antara, the audit team sniffed the whiff of corruption in three projects from 2001 to 2004. U

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