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THE story of two congressmen that lawmakers were bribed to approve the Omnibus
Power Bill leading to privatizing the National Power Corp. has so many loose
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Sectoral Rep. Renato Magtubo looked confused when he displayed wads of bills
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Power Bill leading to privatizing the National Power Corp. has so many loose
ends. One starts to wonder who set them up for that amateurish attempt at an
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Sectoral Rep. Renato Magtubo looked confused when he displayed wads of bills
amounting, he said, to P500,000 representing an alleged bribe for voting for
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We favor partial news blackout on Abu Sayyaf - Postscript

By Juaniyo Arcellana | April 20, 2000 - 12:00am

THE story of two congressmen that lawmakers were bribed to approve the Omnibus Power Bill leading to privatizing the National Power Corp. has so many loose ends. One starts to wonder who set them up for that...

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