Corruption leads to economic crisis<\/p>\n
From Jayakarta<\/p>\n
Creating the desired clean government in this country seems to
\nbe very difficult. This situation can ascribed to the vicious
\ncircle of corruptive practices and lack of shame on the part of
\nthose perpetrating the corrupt acts.<\/p>\n
There have been attempts to control the bureaucracy, but
\ncorruption nevertheless continues. A contributory factor to the
\nfailure of these attempts has been the willingness of law
\nenforcers to save the guilty from embarrassment. Attempts to
\neradicate corruption in our country have so far been an elaborate
\nfabrication.<\/p>\n
The Republic of Indonesia has been independent for 53 years.
\nIt is regrettable that after all this time there is apparently
\nstill no civil society. According to Dr. Heru Nugroho it is in
\nfact not allowed.<\/p>\n
But the Republic of Indonesia is not a military state. Common
\npeople are in the majority, although many civilian posts, such as
\ngovernor, minister and regent, are occupied by the military, in
\nline with the armed forces' dual function.<\/p>\n
Eradication of corruption should be given priority in light of
\nthe recent monetary and economic problems and the resulting
\ncrisis of confidence in the government.<\/p>\n
Officials who feel they are no longer capable of fulfilling
\ntheir tasks should resign in dignity, rather than hang on until
\nthey become the object of scorn.<\/p>\n
To overcome the many \"national disasters\" which have befallen
\nour country, a leader who is honest and of good moral standing
\nmust be found from within the ranks of our society.<\/p>\n
I am convinced that someday such a person will appear to lead
\nthis country. God willing!<\/p>\n
MAS SOEBANDI<\/p>\n
Jakarta<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/corruption-leads-to-economic-crisis-1447893297", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }