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Licensing Bribe’s Trail

Tuesday, December 3, 2019

The KPK detained former Lippo Cikarang CEO, Bartholomeus Toto, who is suspected to be the man behind the bribery in the Meikarta project. It is suspected a higher Lippo Group official is involved in the case.

Former Lippo Cikarang CEO, Bartholomeus Toto, after questioning, at the KPK Building, Jakarta, November 20./ ANTARA/Indrianto Eko Suwarso. tempo : 173055836164.

Bartholomeus heard the news that he would become a suspect in the Meikarta project bribery case in June. At that time, he was visiting his colleague who told him that the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) was investigating deeper the Meikarta case. “He said that from the Lippo side, only Bartholomeus Toto who would be a suspect,” Toto told Tempo in September.

As it happened, the KPK named this former Lippo Cikarang

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