Saya tunggu2 kok di iagi-net adem ayem aja... Terpaksa saya fowardkan dari milis lain. Soal Freeport, kenapa Bang Amien sampai turun gunung..? Ada yang lebih ngerti masalah bagi hasil ini? Dan isu2 Uranium, dll. Selama ini bagaimana proses produksi suatu tambang emas di indonesia? Apakah diekspor dalam bentuk raw material, atau batangan emas..? Bagaimana produksi sampinganya? Maaf ini pertanyaan orang awam. Salam, ---- From: Sulistiono Kertawacana Date: Jan 9, 2006 5:11 PM Subject: [iluni] AR tentang Freeport & Newmont
FYI...supersemar 11 maret 1966, Kontrak dengan freeport soeharto tandatangani krg dari sebulan setlah dia menjabat (sekitar 9 april 1966) From: Ikra Date: Fri Jan 06 10:31:17 CST 2006 Subject: AR tentang Freeport & Newmont Pada 1999 ketika AR berkunjung ke AS, dia bertemu juga dengan Kissinger, dan bicara soal Freeport ini secara blak-blakan. Akibatnya, Kissinger menilai AR sebagai "revolusioner" dan disiarkan di media AS. Maka sejak itulah sebenarnya AR tidak disukai di AS. Hal ini rupanya sekarang kembali diungkapkan oleh AR. Silahkan baca berita dari TEMPO di bawah ini: AMIEN RAIS MINTA DPR SERIUS SOROTI FREEPORT DAN NEWMONT Jum'at, 06 Januari 2006 | 21:13 WIB TEMPO Interaktif, Semarang:Ketua Majelis Pertimbangan Partai Amanat Nasioanl Amien Rais, Jumat, 6 Desember, mengingatkan seluruh seluruh fraksi di DPR untuk serius menyoroti tiga penambang asing yang diduga merugikan negara dan merusak lingkungan. Tiga perusahaan penambang asing yang disebut oleh Amien adalah Newmont Minahasa, Freeport, serta satu perusahaan di Papua yang tak disebutkan oleh Amin. Hal merigukan negara yang telah dilakukan oleh perusahaan asing tersebut, menurut Amien, adalah soal bagi hasil, di mana penambang mendapat 85 persen, sedangkan negara hanya mendapat 15 persen. Kerugian materi yang dialami negara yang lain adalah, perusahaan tersebut membayar pajak jauh lebih kecil dibanding seharusnya. Hal lain adalah dampak lingkungan yang ditimbulkan. Menurut Amien, berdasarkan sebuah laporan, akibat penambangan yang dilakukan Freeport, lahan seluas 200 kilometer di Timika, Papua, menjadi tandus gara-gara pembuangan limbah. "Jadi, fraksi-fraksi di DPR harus lebih responsif terhadap masalah-masalah tersebut. Masalah pertambangan adalah skandal raksasa. Kalangan DPR harus harus membidiknya," kata Amien di Semarang, Jumat (6/1). Selama ini, lanjutnya, hanya Fraksi PAN dan Fraksi PDIP saja yang bersuara nyaring soal ketiga perusahaan tersebut. "Jangan mengutak-utik masalah biaya telekonferensi presiden saja. Itu masalah kecil. Masalah pertambangan ini jauh lebih penting, lebih besar dibanding kasus BLBI," kata Amien. Baik Freeport maupun Newmont telah membantah tuduhan adanya perusakan lingkungan. Mereka mengatakan bahwa pembuangan limbah mereka aman dan sesuai dengan standar internasional. Bohirin-Tempo .." ---------- http://www.time.com/time/asia/asia/magazine/1999/990614/freeport1.html ASIA JUNE 14, 1999 VOL. 153 NO. 23 Freeport's Lode of Trouble The U.S. company's link to ousted Indonesian President Suharto could jeopardize its primary mining operation By ADAM ZAGORIN "Do you know what an F.O.B. is in Washington?" asked James Moffett, chief executive of Freeport McMoRan Copper and Gold, the giant mining company based in New Orleans, in a recent newspaper interview. "It's friends of Bill. That's how you get contracts with the U.S. government. And before that, it was friends of Bush. And before that ..." Welcome to the one-hand-washes-the-other world of "Jim-Bob" Moffett, a former University of Texas football star, geologist and amateur Elvis-impersonator who built Freeport into a mining behemoth with annual revenues of almost $2 billion. Moffett himself is an F.O.S., or friend of Suharto, the ousted leader of Indonesia. This week's parliamentary election could bring to power reformers long critical of Freeport. Indonesia is the site of Freeport's most important asset, the Grasberg open-pit mine, developed under the auspices of the Suharto regime. A giant crater scooped out of a mountainside in the jungles of Irian Jaya, on the Indonesian half of the island of New Guinea, the $60 billion mother lode contains one of the world's largest single deposits of copper and gold. ---------- http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~vi6k-mrmt/mis-in2.htm September 3, 1998 Indonesian Panel:PT Freeport Profit-Sharing Unfair To Locals Dow Jones Newswires JAKARTA (AP)--A parliament commission said Thursday that PT Freeport Indonesia, which operates a huge gold and copper mine in Indonesia's western New Guinea, hasn't done enough to share its profits with local people and, therefore, its operations there should be re-evaluated. The conclusion came from a study by Commission VIII of the 500-member House during a visit the remote region early this month. It said the U.S.-Indonesian venture has been exploiting gold and copper for 25 years but leaving people in the area in poverty. In its report before a plenary meeting of parliament, the commission said such a condition has raised dissatisfaction from the local people, and therefore the operations of the giant mining company should be re-evaluated. There are demands for Freeport to apply "justice feeling" for the sake of the local people through a profit sharing, the commission said. It suggested that demands for the profit sharing should be included in negotiations for the contract. A study in 1996, by Labat and Anderson, an international auditor, found that Freeport was not responsive to the social needs of neighboring tribes in the remote Indonesian province of Irian Jaya. In March the same year, three people were killed during rioting by tribes people in Timika and the mining town of Tembagapura. The rioters were demanding more economic benefits and job opportunities from the mine. It said Freeport has met "both the letter and spirit of Indonesian law" concerning local people's land rights, but it should do more to understand and work with the local indigenous leaders because of their markedly different cultures and perception of land issues. Freeport then welcomed the criticisms and suggestions by Labat and Anderson, which made an independent audit of its social and cultural impact in the jungle region. The report concluded that Freeport has spent $100 million in the last seven years on community development and social programs and that it also contributes hundreds of millions of dollars annually in taxes and royalties to the government of Indonesia. Freeport Indonesia, which began operations there in Timika since the 1960s, is a joint venture company whose 81.28% share is controlled by the New Orleans-based Freeport-McMoRan Copper and Gold Inc. (FCXA). The Indonesian government owns 9.36%, while a minority stake in the company controlled by a charitable foundation headed by former President Suharto. -- Survival Press Officer: Richard Garside 11-15 Emerald Street London WC1N 3QL United Kingdom Phone: 0171-242 1441 Fax: 0171-242 1771 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Internet: http://www.survival.org.uk/ Survival is a worldwide organisation supporting tribal peoples. It stands for their right to decide their own future and helps them protect their lives, lands and human rights. --------------- ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: radityo djadjoeri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Feb 6, 2006 5:16 PM Subject: [mediacare] Fwd: Undangan meliput Hearing Panja Freeport dg Amien Rais Note: forwarded message attached. Ungkapkan opini Anda di: http://mediacare.blogspot.com http://indonesiana.multiply.com --------------------------------- ---------- Email Terusan/Forward ---------- From: Lulu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Mon, 06 Feb 2006 14:13:57 +0700 Subject: Undangan meliput Hearing Panja Freeport dg Amien Rais Kepada Yth. Rekan-Rekan Wartawan Media Cetak dan elektronik Di- Tempat Kejahatan lingkungan yang dilakukan oleh PT Freeport selama lebih dari 34 tahun telah menyebabkan kerusakan lingkungan yang cukup parah. Tidak hanya itu, menurut hasil investigasi surat kabar New York Times, PT Freeport juga 'menyuap' aparat keamanan untuk mengamankan operasi mereka di tanah Papua. Awal bulan ini, DPR tepatnya Komisi VII membentuk Panitia Kerja (Panja) yang membahas soal PT Freeport. Dalam salah satu agendanya, Panja ini mengundang Bapak Amien Rais, Mantan Ketua MPR RI untuk melakukan hearing terkait dengan issue tersebut. Adapun undangan Hearing Panja Freeport dengan Bpk Amien Rais dilaksanakan pada : Hari/tanggal : Senin, 6 Februari 2006 Jam : 19.30 - selesai Tempat : Ruang Rapat Komisi VII DPR RI Besar harapan kami rekan-rekan media dapat meliput hearing ini dan menginformasikannya kepada masyarakat luas sehingga masyarakat dapat terus mengikuti perkembangan kasus ini dan terus mengawalnya agar kasus ini tidak hilang diterpa oleh kasus-kasus yang baru. Atas perhatian dan kerjasamanya kami sampaikan terima kasih. Hormat kami, Luluk Uliyah Media Publikasi JATAM HP : 0815 9480 246 =============================== Amir Al Amin Operation / Wellsite Geologist Mobile (62)811592902 amir13120[at]yahoo.com =============================== --------------------------------- Yahoo! Mail - Helps protect you from nasty viruses.
