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Questionable Permit in Yogyakarta

Monday, June 20, 2022

Bribes paid to former mayor Haryadi Suyuti confirm the shoddy practice of selling permits for hotels and apartments in Yogyakarta. This threatens the groundwater reserves in the city.

Questionable Permit in Yogyakarta. tempo : 173484591013.

THE arrest of Haryadi Suyuti, former mayor of Yogyakarta, by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) underlines the fact that the granting of permits for hotels and apartments in the city is rife with problems. Regional officials involved in the issuing of these permits are not only greedy, but also sacrifice the interests of people and the environment of their city.

Haryadi’s style of corruption was vulgar. Despite the fact

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