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ANGGOTA:
Aulia Eka Putri (21216195)
Krisna Tegar Kurniawan (23216940)
Lia Astuti (28216319)
Muhamad Idzar Al Ghifari (24216592)
Rifa Aidilla Aldi (26216364)
Tri Wahyudi (27216405)
Cahyo Bagus Dwi Prayitna (22214264)
FAKULTAS
EKONOMI
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ATA
2018/2019
Two French soldiers killed in rescue of four hostages in Burkina Faso
Two French soldiers
were killed in a night-time rescue of four foreign hostages including two French citizens
from the clutches of a militant group described as "terrorists" by
the military. President Emmanuel Macron's office said a US woman and a South
Korean woman were also freed in the covert operation. All four hostages were
safe, the French presidency added. The two French citizens
were kidnapped while on safari in neighbouring Benin.
"The precise and determined
actions of French soldiers allowed us to take out the kidnappers
while protecting the lives of the hostages," France's army chief said in a
separate statement.
French special forces
carried out the raid under cover of dark over the night of Thursday-Friday,
supported by US intelligence and troops from France's Barkhane operation
deployed in the Sahel region to counter Islamist militants. The
two French tourists were kidnapped in Benin's Pendjari National Park
last week. Their safari guide was found dead, his body riddled with bullets,
and their vehicle burned.
The French government
had warned its citizens against travelling to parts of Benin near
the Burkina Faso border where the park is located because of the
risk of kidnapping. Swathes of northern and
eastern Burkina Faso have been overrun by Islamist militants,
forcing more than 100,000 residents to flee.
Original Text:
Two French soldiers
were killed in a night-time rescue of four foreign hostages including
two French citizens from the clutches of a militant group described
as "terrorists" by the military.
Paraphrase
Text:
In a night-time rescue of four foreign hostages, two French
soldiers were killed, including two French citizens from the clutches of a
militant group described by the military as "terrorists."
The price of Salt
People Down, Now Turn the Salt Grower in Sumenep Scream
PALMERAH – The price of salt at
the salt farmer level in Sumenep Regency, East Java, began to decline gradually
over the past few days from Rp3,500 per kilogram (kg) to Rp2,100. The salt
growers screamed.
“Currently the price of salt is
Rp2.100 per kilo,” said Ubaidillah, a salt farmer in Pinggirpapas, Kalianget
Subdistrict, Sumenep, Madura, on Tuesday. He said, initially the price of
peasant salt at the farm level fell from Rp3.500 per kilogram to Rp3.000. After
that, it dropped again to Rp2,600; then Rp2.400, and now Rp2.100 per kg.
“We expect that the price of salt
will continue to fall due to imported salt, which is less encouraging for
farmers,” he said. Ubaidillah also pointed out, since a few days ago, the
weather has returned to normal and supports the production of people’s salt.
Previously, it still frequently
rains, which does not support salt production in Sumenep and surrounding areas
to make people’s salt production disturbed. Inadequate production of salt that
makes the supply of salt commodities at the farm level is limited. This
condition makes the price of salt to be expensive because it had reached
Rp3.500 per kg.
At the end of last week, 27,500
tons of imported salt from Australia arrived at the Port of Tanjung Perak
Surabaya. This imported salt is distributed to a number of Small and Medium
Industry (IKM) players in three regions, namely East Java, Central Java and
West Kalimantan.
(Source: www.tribunnews.com)
Original
Text:
“We expect that the price of salt
will continue to fall due to imported salt, which is less encouraging for
farmers,” he said. Ubaidillah also pointed out, since a few days ago, the
weather has returned to normal and supports the production of people’s salt.
Paraphrasing Text:
"We expect salt prices to continue to fall due to imported salt, which is
less encouraging for farmers," he said. Ubaidillah also pointed out that
the weather has returned to normal since a few days ago and supports the
production of people's salt.
The pledge, which will soon depart as the
Indonesian ambassador in Tunisia, calls for an extensive arena of corruption
for officials, ranging from making laws, government regulations or regional
regulations, Cabinet Secretary Pramono Anung once wrote
the book "The Highness of the Destruction of Democracy". The book is
the result of research, one of which reveals how expensive the fees a person
must pay to become a member of the DPR.
Can reach Rp1 billion to Rp6 billion.
"There are also those who have already gone out Rp12 billion, but they
have not even been made (members of the House of Representatives)," said
Ikrar Nusa Bhakti, who said he got the number from his conversation with
Pramono Anung.
Expensive political costs and also
"political pressure" from the surrounding environment, he said, are a
number of factors that cause these officials to commit corruption,
"(Requests can come) from the party or from business friends who sometimes
also request that they get something from positions in certain ministries.
"Under the Act, the KPK can only handle cases involving government officials
and with a state loss of more than Rp1 billion. The results of the Reformation
Institution are intended to eradicate one of the 'acute diseases' that have
plagued Indonesia: corruption. It has been established since 2002, corruption
cases have until now remained the main title of the media.
According to KPK Chairman Agus Rahardjo, one
of the causes of corruption is the lack of conclusions of state agencies that
manage an affair.
Original Text :
Under the Act, the KPK can only handle cases
involving government officials and with a state loss of more than Rp1 billion.
The results of the Reformation Institution are intended to eradicate one of the
'acute diseases' that have plagued Indonesia: corruption. It has been
established since 2002, corruption cases have until now remained the main title
of the media.
Paraphrase :
The corruption casae has been a trending
topic in Indonesia since 2002 because KPK can only handle cases related to
government apparatus with the value of state losses in excess of Rp. 1 billion
according toothe law.
Source : https://www.bbc.com/indonesia/indonesia-39279011
Hamleys: India's richest
man Mukesh Ambani buys iconic toy store
India's richest
man Mukesh Ambani has bought the iconic British toy retailer Hamleys for an
undisclosed sum. Reliance
Brands Limited, which is owned by Mr Ambani, said it had signed an agreement to
buy the company from China's C Banner International which had acquired it in
2015.
Hamleys, which was founded in
1760, is the world's oldest toy retailer and has 167 stores across 18
countries. Reliance Industries already operates 88 Hamleys stores across 29
Indian cities. Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Mukesh Ambani
According to Forbes, the
62-year-old Mr Ambani is worth $50.7bn.
"The worldwide acquisition
of the iconic Hamleys brand.... is a long cherished dream come true,"
Darshan Mehta, the CEO of Reliance Brands Limited, said in a statement.
Hamleys had last year reported a
£9.2m loss, blaming Brexit and the threat of terrorism for the downturn.
It had opened four stores in the
UK but later closed two.
However its flagship store in
London's Regent Street, which opened in 1881, continues to be one of the city's
major attractions.
Set over seven floors, it has an
estimated 50,000 lines of toys on sale.
Original text: India's richest man Mukesh Ambani has
bought the iconic British toy retailer Hamleys for an undisclosed sum.
Paraphrasing text: Mukesh Ambani, India's wealthiest
person, has purchased the famous British
toy company Hamleys for an unspecified amount.
Benefits of Tomatoes for Health, Healthy Heart and Protect the Body from Cancer
TRIBUNNEWS.COM - Health conditions are influenced by what we eat. Eating healthy and balanced foods, including at least five servings of fruits and vegetables a day, can reduce the risk of premature death, according to the UK National Health Service, we can also increase life expectancy by doing regular exercise. Nutritionist Dr. Sarah Brewer and dietitian Juliette Kellow explained her views on this matter.
Mentioned, we can increase life expectancy and reduce blood pressure by regularly consuming tomatoes. Dr. Brewer and Kellow agreed, eating tomatoes is very petrified to prevent high blood pressure. Tomatoes contain lycopene, an antioxidant that helps reduce the amount of 'bad' or LDL cholesterol in the body, and increases the amount of HDL cholesterol aka 'good' cholesterol.
Everyone is advised to consume one serving of tomatoes or tomato products every day, for optimal benefits. In addition, tomatoes also become an integral part of the Mediterranean diet, which is a source of vitamins A and C which is very important for health. "Eat better, live longer. Understand what the body needs to stay healthy," they said.
Tomatoes also contain powerful antioxidants called lycopene, which can improve heart health and protect against a number of cancers. "Serving tomatoes every day is ideal. However, eating tomatoes only a few times a week still offers many health benefits, "said Brewer.
Original Text:
Eating healthy and balanced
foods, including at least five servings of fruits and vegetables a day, can
reduce the risk of premature death, according to the UK National Health
Service, we can also increase life expectancy by doing regular exercise.
Paraphrasing
Text:
According
to the UK National Health Service, eating healthy and balanced foods, including
at least five portions of fruits and vegetables a day, can reduce the risk of
premature death.
April business survey predicts slower pace of economic
growth in the US
Just 53% of the economists polled for the National
Association for Business Economics’ April survey expect the economy to grow by more
than 2% this year, down from 67% who felt that way in January.
The results from the survey suggest a sharp slowdown
after the Commerce Department reported Friday that the economy grew at a strong
3.2% during the first quarter.
A survey of corporate economists predicts the
economy will expand over the next year, although the pace of growth will
decline and employers are facing pressure to raise wages, spend more on worker
training and automate tasks because of the low unemployment rate.
Just 53% of the economists polled for the National
Association for Business Economics’ April survey, released Monday, expect the
economy to grow by more than 2% this year, down from 67% who felt that way in
January. The results from the survey suggest a sharp slowdown after the
Commerce Department reported Friday that the economy grew at a strong 3.2%
during the first quarter.
The economy grew quickly during the first three
months of 2019 because of a surge in company inventories and a shrinkage in the
trade gap, temporary factors that are likely to fade.
Businesses increased imports at the end of 2018 out
of concern that President Donald Trump could further escalate tariffs against
China, but the administration held off to conduct trade talks with the world’s
second largest economy.
However, the NABE survey found that the tariffs
already imposed by Trump have been a drag. For economists involved in goods
producing, 75% said the import taxes were a negative.
Still, profit margins were rising in 32% of the
corporate economists’ firms, up from 23% previously. More than half — 52% — say
there was a shortage of skilled labor, a sign of possible wage pressures.
Original Text:
A survey of corporate economists predicts the
economy will expand over the next year, although the pace of growth will
decline and employers are facing pressure to raise wages, spend more on worker
training and automate tasks because of the low unemployment rate.
Paraphrase Text:
A Survey Of Corporate Economists Predicts That The
Economy Will Expand In The Coming Year, Although The Pace Of Growth Will
Decline And Employers Face Pressure To Raise Wages, Spend More On Worker
Training And Automate Tasks Due To The Low Unemployment Rate.
More than 550 election officials
who died during the 2019 Election, consisting of members of the Polling
Organizing Group (KPPS), Panwaslu and the National Police.
Observers
said that the number of deceased officers became political material.
The
results of the medical audit and verbal autopsy conducted by the Ministry of Health
found that most of the causes of death were diseases triggered by fatigue and
old age.
"In
addition to DKI Jakarta, in general we have gotten points from the regions, the
average death due to illness. Coupled with fatigue ... And the average age of more
than 50 years at the most," said Oscar Primadi, Secretary General of the
Ministry Health.
In
DKI Jakarta, Oscar explained that the results of their medical audit found
"Of the 18 people who died, the cause was congenital diseases, there were
8 infarction diseases, 4 heart failure, there was a hepatic coma, one stroke
two people, two respiratory failure , meningitis, and everything is not
secondary but the result of congenital disease. "Such a large number
encouraged community groups such as the Community Health Care Society and
Prabowo-Sandi National Winning Body to autopsy the KPPS officers who died. But this method according to Oscar is
not appropriate to do at this stage. "The
autopsy for death cannot, there must be a family agreement and must be more
detailed and meticulous," Oscar said. Politicization
of the problem
Along
with the growing number of officers who died, the greater the politicization of
this issue, according to Election observers from Perludem, Titi Anggraini, was
caused by the KPU's silence.
"It
takes the ability to manage priority issues so that the narratives circulating
in the public become so wild because they don't get an explanation balance from
the KPU," said Titi.
KPU
commissioner Ilham Saputra said that the KPU's silence was not because they did
not care, but because they were trying to complete the vote count according to
the deadline.
"The
KPU is currently preoccupied with many things. We have also dealt with our
friends and relatives who have died. If to repeat or question the issues again,
for us we will find it difficult to face future problems , like today's
recapitulation, "answered Ilham.
Titi
also regretted that the KPU did not break down the confusion of the burden that
must be borne by KPPS officers.
The
death of officers due to illness triggered by fatigue itself occurred every
election since 2004, according to Titi who has monitored the implementation of
elections and democracy since 1999.
Source: https://www.bbc.com/indonesia/indonesia-48226348
Original
Text:
In DKI Jakarta, Oscar explained
that the results of their medical audit found "Of the 18 people who died,
the cause was congenital diseases, there were 8 infarction diseases, 4 heart
failure, there was a hepatic coma, one stroke two people, two respiratory
failure , meningitis, and everything is not secondary but the result of
congenital disease
Paraphrase
Text:
In DKI Jakarta, Oscar explained that
their medical audit results found "Of the 18 people who died, the cause
was congenital diseases, 8 infarction diseases, 4 heart failure, hepatic coma,
one stroke, two people, two respiratory failure, meningitis, and everything is
not secondary but the result of congenital disease.
