Political fallout of Indonesia's Bank Century bailout continues

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Updated March 5, 2010 10:39:41

Indonesian president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono is facing a tough political choice as he deals with a crisis involving two of the most respected and influential members of his cabinet. President Yudhoyono may be forced to make concessions to his coalition partners over unproven allegations involving the government bailout of a bank in 2008. The crisis has the potential to affect Indonesia's international standing.

Presenter: Scott Alle
Speakers: Wimar Witoelar, Indonesian political commentator; Associate Professor Ross Mcleod, Australian National University

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