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Fresh bribery allegations in Indonesia's 'political sideshow'

Fresh bribery allegations in Indonesia's 'political sideshow'

Updated 25 February 2013, 16:19 AEST

The chairman of Indonesia's ruling party, Anas Urbaningrum, has been officially named a suspect in a corruption case.

He's been accused of receiving a car as a gift in relation to a bidding for contracts in a $120 million project - the Hambalang complex - an allegation he strongly denies.

He's the second senior Democrat named a suspect in the Hambalang case after the Sports Minister Andi Mallarangeng, a close protege of SBY, who was charged in December.

Presenter: Liam Cochrane

Speaker: Helen Brown, Indonesia correspondent for the Australia Network

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After six years reporting in Cambodia and Nepal, Liam now hosts Radio Australia’s current affairs program, Connect Asia.

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