Kalau gitu, Ical udah sekelas Soeharto namanya, dan MPR (tentu termasuk DPR) kita udah kembali ke MPR jaman dulu, apa mungkin?
Engga la yau ... Paling kurang kita gak mau merasa mundur.
Ical gak bakal menang deh rasanya ! Di Golkar sih bisa aja itu terjadi
Yang bakal "menang" itu pendukungnya Ical, karena dapet "bekel" dari Ical, terutama tentara nya, tapi mission nya tetap gagal.
Salam
DD
--- On Tue, 1/19/10, wrote:
> Subject: [jaring] Sri Mulyani in hot seat
> Date: Tuesday, January 19, 2010, 2:43 PM
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> Golkar is headed by tycoon Aburizal Bakrie, an old-style
> politician who has long resisted Ms Indrawati's reforms,
> resulting in tension within Dr Yudhoyono's
> government.Bambang Soesatyo of the Golkar Party said that
> Anggito Abimanyu, head of the fiscal policy agency
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> the finance ministry, would be the best replacement for Ms
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> Ogut setuju
> pikiran itu, Broer. Dendam Ical pada Ani itu sudah rahasia
> umum, kan? Mulainya sejak Lumpur Lapindo, penjualan
> saham Bumi, divestasi saham Newmont di NTT
> (*). Sekarang, dalam Kasus Century ini jelas Gengnya
> Ical yang paling semangat ngroyok Ani. Yah,
> Ical akhirnya menang. Ani
> bakalan dikorbankan SBY, kemungkinan diganti wakilnya,
> Anggito. Kemungkinan Budiono juga akan disingkirkan.
> Lalu SBY pilih 2 nama untuk diajukan ke MPR dan MPR yang
> akan milih Wapres.
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> Tapi kalau setelah mengorbankan Ani dan
> Budiono itupun SBY masih didesak terus, bisa juga
> akhirnya SBY yang diturunkan. Kalau begitu
skenarionya jadi
> lain sama sekali. Pejabat sementara 3 menteri: Menhan, Menlu
> dan Mendagri. Lalu MPR yang akan milih presiden
> dan wapres. Itu berarti Ical
> lagi yang menang. Anggota MR kan
> cuma 692 orang. Beberapa ratus orang bisa dibayar
> Ical Rp 1M untuk menangin jagonya. Persis seperti
> bagaimana dia bisa kepilih jadi Ketua Golkar.
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> Business Time Singapore
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> Business Times - 19 Jan
> 2010
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> Jakarta finance minister in the hot
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> (JAKARTA) Indonesia's reformist finance
minister
> may be replaced by the end of February over her role in the
> bailout in late 2008 of a small bank, an official at a
> political party in the ruling coalition said
> yesterday.
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> The chief economics minister, who is a close
> confidante and political ally of President Susilo Bambang
> Yudhoyono, dismissed the talk as 'speculation', but
> the comments from members of Dr Yudhoyono's coalition
> highlight a lingering political risk facing the otherwise
> improving prospects for South-east Asia's largest
> economy.
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> The departure of Finance Minister Sri Mulyani
> Indrawati, a top reformer in the Cabinet, would deal a
> severe blow to the president's drive to reshape the
> economy into a more efficient one, efforts that have won
> broad praise from
global investors.
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> The Golkar Party official, who declined to be quoted
> by name, told Reuters that Ms Indrawati may be replaced
> 'by the end of February', echoing a report yesterday
> in the English language daily newspaper Jakarta Post that
> also quoted anonymous Golkar sources.
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> But Chief Economics Minister Hatta Rajasa later denied
> any plans for an imminent Cabinet reshuffle and told
> reporters not to speculate. He did not elaborate.
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> Golkar is headed by tycoon Aburizal Bakrie, an
> old-style politician who has long resisted Ms
> Indrawati's reforms, resulting in tension within Dr
> Yudhoyono's government.
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> Bambang Soesatyo of the Golkar Party said that Anggito
> Abimanyu, head of the
fiscal policy agency within the
> finance ministry, would be the best replacement for Ms
> Indrawati if she stepped down. Neither Ms Indrawati nor the
> president's spokesman could be reached for
> comment.
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> Local markets showed a muted reaction to the reports,
> but investors kept a wary eye on the development, with the
> key focus on whether Dr Yudhoyono would be able to find a
> successor capable of maintaining the reform drive.
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> The credit default swap on Indonesian sovereign US
> dollar bonds, often watched for reaction from international
> investors to domestic affairs, was bid little changed at 180
> basis points, from 178 late last week.
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> 'The markets are concerned about the continuity of
> reforms and policy.
Market sentiment could turn bad,'
> said Andry Asmoro, an economist at Bahana Securities.
> 'The political risks are likely to increase if (she)
> quits.'
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> Kenneth Akintewe, a bond fund manager at Aberdeen
> Investment Management, also said that if the minister ended
> up stepping down, it could briefly dent buying
> sentiment.
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> Some analysts were sceptical that President Yudhoyono
> would sack his finance minister - who remains popular with
> the public and foreign investors - as he would be seen as
> bowing to pressure from non- reformers and could risk
> weakening his own leadership.
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> 'I cannot conceptualise that the president would
> do something so silly. It would be an admission of defeat
> and it would reveal an incredible chink in the
armour,'
> said Kevin Evans, a Jakarta-based election analyst from
> Pemilu Asia. 'It would say 'You can bully me to do
> what you want'.'
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> Aninda Mitra, senior analyst at ratings agency
> Moody's Investors Service in Singapore, said that the
> political process would not seriously hurt Indonesia's
> overall creditworthiness.
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> Major global ratings agencies keep Indonesia's
> debts slightly below investment grade and have said that
> Jakarta needs to make more progress in eradicating
> corruption and make the country easier to do business
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> As finance minister, Ms Indrawati made headlines for
> tackling the most notoriously corrupt departments. She
> cleaned up the tax and customs departments within
the
> finance ministry, introducing more transparent practices and
> getting rid of those caught taking bribes.
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> She also sprung surprise raids on staff to keep them
> honest and made no secret of her intention to clean up other
> corrupt departments including the civil service, police and
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> Both Ms Indrawati and Vice-President Boediono, under
> attack from non- reformers over their decision in late 2008
> to bail out Bank Century, have said that the move was aimed
> at preventing the bank's troubles from snowballing into
> a wider financial crisis.
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> Analysts have priced in the possibility of Ms
> Indrawati's ouster regarding the scandal over the 6.7
> trillion rupiah (S$1 billion) government rescue of
Bank
> Century, a Reuters survey showed last week.
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> The two technocrats, Ms Indrawati and Mr Boediono,
> were widely expected to play a critical role in attracting
> foreign investment into one of the region's fastest
> growing economies and a member of the Group of 20 leading
> economies.
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> President Yudhoyono was re-elected in July on the back
> of his government's economic policies, reforms and
> efforts to tackle corruption. -- Reuters
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