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Satan and Evil Spirits in the BTS Corruption

Monday, July 17, 2023

The Attorney General's Office needs to investigate the bribery that was allegedly aimed at covering up the corruption related to the BTS project. Charges of money laundering need to be brought into the case.

Satan and Evil Spirits in the BTS Corruption. tempo : 171438063776.

THE two-layered corruption over the 4G base transceiver stations (BTS) is perhaps the most appropriate illustration of the Indonesian proverb “Satan’s money goes to evil spirits.” The Attorney General’s Office (AGO) needs to uncover the facts in this new case, including investigating the possibility of ‘evil spirits’ within the AGO itself. At the same time, the police need to complete their investigation of the

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