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INDONESIAS attempts to establish an effective anti-corruption commission date back to 1955. However, Indonesia has never actually possessed an anti-corruption institution capable of eliminating corruption. This deficiency has enabled corruption, collusion and nepotism to permeate the nations institutions. In surveys conducted over 102 nations by Transparency International, Indonesia has ranked among the six most corrupt nations in the world over

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