Corruption is a latent problem that hinders the guarantee of public welfare and social justice which has been the nation's goal since the Proclamation of Independence. The awareness of this country in eradicating corruption has begun to be seen as a consequence of the fall of the New Order regime, marked by the establishment of an anti-corruption organization, the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK). However, from various data and statistical facts, indications of corruption in Indonesia still do not show figures that can be proud of-so in this case it takes several measurable steps that can overcome them. Preventive actions through internalization of the value of Pancasila integrity and decisive actions and political will from the authorities as vanguard fighters should be concrete in their attitudes, regulations and executions.