Taufik Kurniawan kan artinya mendapat pertolongan, mendapat kurnia dari Allah. Lha kok merebut uang rakyat
Pada tanggal Min, 30 Des 2018 pukul 22.50 Sunny ambon [email protected] [GELORA45] <[email protected]> menulis: > > > > *Berita ini tentang ikan mulai busuk dari kepala.* > > > > https://jakartaglobe.id/news/rotten-from-the-top-another-house-speaker-named-suspect-in-corruption-case/ > > *Rotten from the top : Another house speaker named suspect in corruption > case* > > > Ro*The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has named Taufik > Kurniawan, center, a deputy chairman of the House of Representatives, as a > suspect in a bribery case relating to a scheme for securing transfers from > the state budget to a district in Central Java. (Antara Photo/Dhemas > Reviyanto)* > > *By : Dion Bisara <https://jakartaglobe.id/author/dionisius-bisara/>* | > on 9:32 PM October 30, 2018 > *Category : News <https://jakartaglobe.id/news>, Featured > <https://jakartaglobe.id/featured-2>, Corruption > <https://jakartaglobe.id/news/corruption-news>* > > > *Jakarta.* The national antigraft agency has named House of > Representatives deputy speaker Taufik Kurniawan a suspect in a bribery case > involving a scheme to secure the transfer of funds from the state budget to > a district government in Central Java. > > Taufik is the second House speaker to be implicated in corruption in the > past 12 months, further cementing the national legislature's reputation as > Indonesia's most corrupt state institution. > > The National Mandate Party (PAN) politician allegedly received Rp 3.65 > billion ($240,000) in kickbacks from Kebumen district head Yahya Fuad for > helping the latter secure a Rp 73 billion regional transfer from the 2016 > state budget, Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) deputy chairwoman > Basaria Panjaitan said at a press conference in Jakarta on Tuesday. > > "The bribe was allegedly part of a 5 percent cut, out of the total budget > allocated to Kebumen district," Basaria said. Kebumen is part of Taufik's > constituency, which twice elected him to the national legislature – in 2009 > and 2014. > > The annual state budget allocates about a third of its spending for direct > transfers to provinces and districts to spend on infrastructure or other > development projects. > > These transfers are a matter of life or death for many local contractors, > as most, if not all, local government projects are funded from the state > budget. Thus, businessmen often go to great lengths to secure these funds.. > > In the Kebumen case, it was a local businessman who provided the money for > the bribe, Basaria said. > > "[Yahya] agreed to a 5 percent cut [for Taufik] and then asked for a 7 > percent cut from the partners in Kebumen," Basaria said. She did not say > whether Yahya pocketed the difference or used it to pay other perpetrators. > > Details of the case emerged in 2016 after several Kebumen officials and > businessmen were caught red-handed during a KPK sting operation at several > hotels in Yogyakarta and Semarang, Central Java. > > The KPK said the sting operation stopped what would have been the third > installment of Taufik's cut. The operation also allowed the KPK to build a > case against Yahya, who was named a suspect in the bribery case and several > others in February. > > Besides Taufik, the KPK also named Cipto Waluyo, chairman of the Kebumen > local council, a suspect on Monday for allegedly receiving at least of Rp > 50 million in bribes from Yahya. > > The House has been consistently named the country's most corrupt > institution, according to Transparency International's Global Corruption > Barometer <https://www.transparency.org/research/gcb/overview> surveys.. > > According to the latest survey conducted in 2017, 54 percent of > respondents said they viewed the House as corrupt, higher than the > bureaucracy (50 percent) and regional legislative councils (47 percent). > Still, it was an improvement from the 2013 survey, in which 89 percent of > respondents lamented the House's corrupt behavior. > > Golkar Party lawmaker Setya Novanto, who was the House speaker at the > time, was sentenced to 15 years in prison in April for his involvement in > Indonesia's biggest corruption case > <https://jakartaglobe.id/news/setya-novanto-finally-sentenced-decades-scandals/>: > the botched Rp 5.8-trillion procurement project for electronic national > identity cards, or e-KTP. > > > >
