Earlier last year an interesting “clash” happened. The Minister of Finance visited the AGO and brought along reports on four debtors of the LPEI, alleging fraudulent acts which caused losses to the State. The interesting part is, days after that, the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) stepped forward and announced that they had commenced investigation and inquisition into the similar allegation. At the time, the KPK looked like they wanted to steal the spotlight from the AGO, because we know it was the AGO who investigated similar allegations implicating LPEI several years ago. But the situation was quickly forgotten. In August 2024, another interesting situation happened, as the AGO decided to hand over some of the investigation to the KPK, in what the institution calls a synergy. Months later, recently, the KPK announced progress and named several suspects. To subscribe please click here
