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Amien’s Admission

Tuesday, May 22, 2007

Amien Rais is prepared to go to jail for receiving illegal funds from the Maritime Affairs & Fisheries Department. Further investigation should be done on those giving as well as receiving the funds.

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IN time, Amien Rais will be known as the first person who had the courage to admit receiving illegal funds from the Maritime Affairs & Fisheries Department. It took courage to admit to being involved in this scandal, given that he is one of the main figures of the reform movement, an academic, a former Speaker of the People’s Consultative Assembly (MPR) and a trusted politician.

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