Tycoon Targets

THIS is one of those better-late-than-never situations. Although the government has only just reopened the Bank Indonesia Liquidity Assistance (BLBI) funds case, it is a meaningful step forward. The BLBI case, which cost the state at least Rp600 trillion, has become unfinished business for four governments in the reform era. The move by Attorney General Hendarman Supandji in setting up a special BLBI team has, at the very least, dispelled public

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