Bo Lele Bo, Frans Seda

FRANS Seda was in his rest bed when he received delegations from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) under the chairmanship of Tun Thin, who paid a visit to his house in Jalan Sriwijaya. For one whole day, the Economic Team and the Cabinet Presidium Chairman, General Suharto, had a discussion with them on the rehabilitation and stabilization plan for the Indonesian economy in 1966. Indonesian foreign debts were piling up, making it impossible t

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