Wrong, Whatever He Does

For the first time in modern Indonesian history, a governor of the central bank who is branded a suspect in a criminal case has been able to return to work. At exactly 9:15am on Wednesday, December 6, 2000, Syahril Sabirin set foot once again onto the steps of the Bank Indonesia (BI) building on Central Jakarta's Jl. Thamrin. He had a huge smile on his face. In front of him were lots of BI staffers, all waiting to welcome the BI governor back, as

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