Indonesian parliament speaker again named suspect in massive graft caseJAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia s speaker of parliament was on Friday named again as a suspect in a huge embezzlement case involving electronic identity cards that caused state losses of more than $170 million.  This is the second time the national Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has named Setya Novanto a suspect in the case, after he used a controversial legal maneuver to get earlier charges dropped last month.  He is suspected of illegally enriching himself...and causing state losses in the procurement of electronic ID cards,  KPK spokesman Febri Diansyah said in a statement.  We have new evidence,  he said, declining to elaborate because authorities were still investigating. A lawyer for Novanto could not immediately be reached for comment. Novanto has previously denied wrongdoing. The KPK has been investigating allegations that sums ranging from $5,000 to $5.5 million - money generated by marking up the costs of procuring the identity cards - were divided up among politicians in a room in parliament. Millions of Indonesians have been left unable to get a proper identity card or have faced long delays as a result of the alleged embezzlement. Many have been issued pieces of paper in place of the cards. Novanto missed repeated KPK summons for questioning in recent months, saying he was ill and needed to undergo heart surgery. Memes and jokes about Novanto went viral on Indonesian social media, as netizens heaped scorn on what they saw as an attempt to escape accountability. Novanto has for years been dogged by allegations of corruption, but never been prosecuted.  In late 2015, parliament s ethics committee launched a probe into allegations by a Freeport Indonesia executive that Novanto had tried to extort $1.8 billion worth of shares from the local unit of the U.S. mining company. Novanto denied the allegations but stepped down temporarily. He was reappointed as speaker a year later, after being cleared by the ethics panel. Indonesians widely perceive parliament to be one of their country s most corrupt institutions, Transparency International says. MPs have consistently tried to curb some of the graft agency s investigative powers, but the KPK has remained independent and highly popular with the Indonesian public. worldnews
indonesian parliament speaker named suspect massive graft casejakarta reuters indonesia speaker parliament friday named suspect huge embezzlement case involving electronic identity cards caused state losses million this second time national corruption eradication commission pk named set lovato suspect case used controversial legal maneuver get earlier charges dropped last month he suspected illegally enriching causing state losses procurement electronic id cards pk spokesman fear diansyah said statement we new evidence said declining elaborate authorities still investigating a lawyer lovato could immediately reached comment lovato previously denied wrongdoing the pk investigating allegations sums ranging million money generated marking costs procuring identity cards divided among politicians room parliament millions indonesian left unable get proper identity card faced long delays result alleged embezzlement many issued pieces paper place cards lovato missed repeated pk summons questioning recent months saying ill needed undergo heart surgery memes jokes lovato went viral indonesian social media citizens helped scorn saw attempt escape accountability lovato years dogged allegations corruption never prosecuted in late parliament ethics committee launched probe allegations report indonesia executive lovato tried export billion worth shares local unit mining company lovato denied allegations stepped temporarily he reappointed speaker year later cleared ethics panel indonesian widely perceive parliament one country corrupt institutions transparency international says mps consistently tried curb graft agency investigative powers pk remained independent highly popular indonesian public worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Indonesian parliament speaker again named suspect in massive graft caseJAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia s speaker of parliament was on Friday named again as a suspect in a huge embezzlement case involving electronic identity cards that caused state losses of more than $170 million.  This is the second time the national Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has named Setya Novanto a suspect in the case, after he used a controversial legal maneuver to get earlier charges dropped last month.  He is suspected of illegally enriching himself...and causing state losses in the procurement of electronic ID cards,  KPK spokesman Febri Diansyah said in a statement.  We have new evidence,  he said, declining to elaborate because authorities were still investigating. A lawyer for Novanto could not immediately be reached for comment. Novanto has previously denied wrongdoing. The KPK has been investigating allegations that sums ranging from $5,000 to $5.5 million - money generated by marking up the costs of procuring the identity cards - were divided up among politicians in a room in parliament. Millions of Indonesians have been left unable to get a proper identity card or have faced long delays as a result of the alleged embezzlement. Many have been issued pieces of paper in place of the cards. Novanto missed repeated KPK summons for questioning in recent months, saying he was ill and needed to undergo heart surgery. Memes and jokes about Novanto went viral on Indonesian social media, as netizens heaped scorn on what they saw as an attempt to escape accountability. Novanto has for years been dogged by allegations of corruption, but never been prosecuted.  In late 2015, parliament s ethics committee launched a probe into allegations by a Freeport Indonesia executive that Novanto had tried to extort $1.8 billion worth of shares from the local unit of the U.S. mining company. Novanto denied the allegations but stepped down temporarily. He was reappointed as speaker a year later, after being cleared by the ethics panel. Indonesians widely perceive parliament to be one of their country s most corrupt institutions, Transparency International says. MPs have consistently tried to curb some of the graft agency s investigative powers, but the KPK has remained independent and highly popular with the Indonesian public. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: indonesian parliament speaker named suspect massive graft casejakarta reuters indonesia speaker parliament friday named suspect huge embezzlement case involving electronic identity cards caused state losses million this second time national corruption eradication commission pk named set lovato suspect case used controversial legal maneuver get earlier charges dropped last month he suspected illegally enriching causing state losses procurement electronic id cards pk spokesman fear diansyah said statement we new evidence said declining elaborate authorities still investigating a lawyer lovato could immediately reached comment lovato previously denied wrongdoing the pk investigating allegations sums ranging million money generated marking costs procuring identity cards divided among politicians room parliament millions indonesian left unable get proper identity card faced long delays result alleged embezzlement many issued pieces paper place cards lovato missed repeated pk summons questioning recent months saying ill needed undergo heart surgery memes jokes lovato went viral indonesian social media citizens helped scorn saw attempt escape accountability lovato years dogged allegations corruption never prosecuted in late parliament ethics committee launched probe allegations report indonesia executive lovato tried export billion worth shares local unit mining company lovato denied allegations stepped temporarily he reappointed speaker year later cleared ethics panel indonesian widely perceive parliament one country corrupt institutions transparency international says mps consistently tried curb graft agency investigative powers pk remained independent highly popular indonesian public worldnews