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Archive: 26 October 2008

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Bali Public Demands Bupatis Follow the Rules

Confrontation Ahead for Pastika and Gede Agung?Bali's Governor Pledges to Enforce Zoning and Building Rules, Including Prosecuting Officials Who Issue Illegal Licenses and Permits.Bali News: Confrontation Ahead for Pastika and Gede Agung?(10/11/2008) Radar Bali reports that Bali's newly elected...

Bali Public Demands Bupatis Follow the Rules

yeah, rings a bell ...

Bali Public Demands Bupatis Follow the Rules

Karangasem, not a surprise there heh Kuku.........

South Korea current largest buyer at trade expo

South Korea is currently the largest buyer at this year's Indonesian Trade Expo with a total transaction volume of US$4 million.Algeria, Pakistan and Bangladesh follow closely behind with $2.9 million, $1.5 million and $1.2 million, respectively, tempointeraktif.com reported Saturday.

Economic slowdown may hit office space, condominiums

Olivia Dameria, The Jakarta PostThe global economic slump is likely to hit Jakarta's property development business in 2009, particularly the office and condominium market, as demand is projected to slow due to a possible contraction in the country's economic growth, property consultant Provis says.

Bali Hotel and Resort Building Boom Continues

BCI Asia Report Counts 115 New Hotel & Resort Projects Across Indonesia in 2008.Bali News: Bali Hotel and Resort Building Boom Continues(10/25/2008) BCI Asia estimates that 115 new hotels are currently under development in Indonesia.

Bali Public Demands Bupatis Follow the Rules

Bali Post Poll Shows Overwhelming Support for Governor to Bring Free-Wielding Bupatis Into Line on Zoning ViolationsBali News: Bali Public Demands Bupatis Follow the Rules(10/25/2008) A poll conducted by Bali Post among 375 respondents in Bali showed widespread support for legal steps to be taken...

Little Sign of Weakening Arrivals Bali by the Numbers: September Numbers Continue Year-Long Patterns of Record Setti

Bali by the Numbers: September Numbers Continue Year-Long Patterns of Record Setting Arrivals.(10/25/2008) For the month of September 2008 a total of 181,033 foreign visitors came to Bali, a jump of 18.69% over September 2007 (152,532).

Little Sign of Weakening Arrivals

Bali by the Numbers: September Numbers Continue Year-Long Patterns of Record Setting Arrivals.(10/25/2008) For the month of September 2008 a total of 181,033 foreign visitors came to Bali, a jump of 18.69% over September 2007 (152,532).

Indonesia at the Crossroads (Sigh) Again

Indonesia at the Crossroads (Sigh) Again Written by Our Correspondent Friday, 24 October 2008In one direction beckons people like Sri Mulyani Indrawati, the country's finance minister. Clean, capable, she's the anti-politician Indonesians love and who foreign investors can't stop talking about.