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Indonesia Recovers Over Rp13.2 Trillion in Assets, AG Declares 'Proof of State Presence'
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Indonesia Recovers Over Rp13.2 Trillion in Assets, AG Declares 'Proof of State Presence'

Indonesia's Special Task Force (Satgas PKH) has recovered assets worth over Rp13.2 trillion (approximately USD 860 million) and 259,230 hectares of land. Attorney General praises this as 'proof of the state's presence,' highlighting the government's commitment to combating corruption and illicit wealth.

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