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Ending the Land Mafia

Monday, February 21, 2022

Compensation for a public school land in Bekasi, West Java, taken over for the fast rail project has passed to a third party. Manipulation by the land mafia is believed to have involved the city mayor.

Ending the Land Mafia. tempo : 171410360413.

THE irregularities in the acquisition of land occupied by a state primary school on Bekasi, West Java, for the Jakarta-Bandung fast rail link is another proof of the poor quality of registration of state assets in this country. Instead of looking after these assets properly, Bekasi City administration officials colluded with the land mafia. As a result, compensation for the government-owned school passed into the hands of

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