Police are still studying the possibility that a terrorist network was involved in last Friday`s attack on Horale village by people of neighboring Saleman village, Central Maluku District, a spokesman said. Four people were killed and tens of houses and public and social facilities were burnt during the incident, Maluku Police`s chief information officer Adjunct Senior Commissioner J. Huwae said on Tuesday."Based on the results of direct observations at the location of the clash , police are now studying such a possibility, " he said.Maluku Police Chief Brig Gen Mohammad Guntur Ariyadi on Monday visited the location. Huwae further said judging by the conditions st the location and based on exhibits collected, the attack was carried out in a systematic way and by trained people.He added the results of the preliminary investigation would be made public on May 7.Police had so far questioned 27 people over the incident and seven of them had been named suspects in the case, he added.People in the two villages also fought each other in a border dispute in 2006, Huwae said.
Billionaires Among Thousands of Indonesians Found in Secret Offshore Documents By Nicky Hager April 9, 2013, 8:15 pm Nine of Indonesia’s 11 richest families have found shelter in tropical tax havens, holding ownership of more than 190 offshore trusts and companies, secret records obtained by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists show. The nine families, worth an estimated $36 billion among them, are at the top of a wealthy class that dominates Indonesia’s politics and economy. Six were closely tied to the late dictator Suharto, who helped a special circle of Indonesians grow rich during his 31-year rule by granting economic fiefdoms to family and friends. The billionaires are among nearly 2,500 Indonesians found in the files of Singapore-headquart ered offshore services provider Portcullis TrustNet, which ICIJ has been analyzing and began reporting on last week. Although there is no evidence in the files of illegality by any of the ni...
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