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Prabowo’s Corruption Amnesty Blunder

Monday, February 3, 2025

Prabowo Subianto once proposed the idea of pardoning corruptors to save state funds, presenting it as a solution for the government’s coffers.

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IN Cairo, Egypt, around 9,000 kilometers from Jakarta, Prabowo Subianto made a controversial statement on December 18, 2024, just two months after his inauguration as president. He declared his intention to pardon corruptors, on the condition that they return the stolen funds. Prabowo was adamant that this approach would not cause corrupt officials to lose face.

The plan did not appear to be a mere spontaneous remark. Supporting his stateme

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