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2017, February 27 - March 05 --- Tempo

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) should not feel deterred when it investigates the tax scandal allegedly involving the president's brother-in-law, Arif Budi Sulistyo. Joko Widodo's promise not to interfere in this major bribery case should be held in full not only by the president, but also by all government officials. The rumor of a presidential aide trying to 'hush up' the case should not influence the KPK. Arif's name emerged two weeks ago, during the trial of Ramapanicker Rajamohanan, owner of EK Prima Ekspor Indonesia company. Rajamohan was caught bribing tax office official Handang Soekarno to avoid having to pay taxes on his ailing company. Rajamohanan paid Handang 1.9 billion Rupiah --- out of a total 6 billion Rupiah that had been promised -- to erase 76 billion Rupiah tax bill owed by his company. Allegedly, this bribe was 'facilitated' by Arif.

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