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“People… the taxes you paid are now being used to save cooperative fraudsters.” — Harka Sampang MP Sampang criticized the government after it began refunding money to small depositors affected by troubled cooperatives. The debate is now growing: Should taxpayers’ money be used to protect citizens who lost savings…or does it indirectly rescue the system that allowed fraud to happen in the first place? One side sees relief for victims. The other sees accountability being diluted. And somewhere in
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“People… the taxes you paid are now being used to save cooperative fraudsters.” — Harka Sampang MP Sampang criticized the government after it began refunding money to small depositors affected by troubled cooperatives. The debate is now growing: Should taxpayers’ money be used to protect citizens who lost savings…or does it indirectly rescue the system that allowed fraud to happen in the first place? One side sees relief for victims. The other sees accountability being diluted. And somewhere in
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