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Molotovs for Press Freedom

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

The Molotov attack against Tempo magazine was an attempt to make the press back down. The police should arrest those responsible for the reprehensible incident.

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WHOEVER was behind the throwing of three Molotov cocktails at the Tempo office in the early hours of Tuesday morning, it was intended to make the public believe the police were the culprits, because the week before Tempo magazine had run a cover story on strange bank accounts containing billions of rupiah belonging to senor police officers. If the two motorcyclists responsible are ever arrested, all will become clear. But while the perpetrators a

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