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[Title] => De Lima wants MILF report
[Summary] => Justice Secretary Leila de Lima is asking the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) for a copy of its report detailing the involvement of its fighters in the bloody clash with the police last Jan. 25.
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[Title] => Warning issued vs drug counterfeiters
[Summary] => Drugs counterfeiters are hell bent on copying the look of the real thing that they use materials like those used for killing roaches that make the fake ones not just low in potency but downright deadly, an official of a pharmaceutical company said.
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[Title] => To get benefits: SSS defers requirement on personal appearance
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The Social Security System (SSS) has deferred a requirement for pensioners to personally report in and confirm their entitlements as part of a program to ensure that SSS pensions are paid only to qualified claimants, a top official said.
SSS President and Chief Executive Officer Corazon de la Paz said the institution has completed the one-year cycle for its Annual Confirmation Program and it needed to assess its impact on the institution.
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[Title] => Pensioners need not come to SSS offices for claims
[Summary] => For the convenience of pensioners, the Social Security System has deferred temporarily the requirement for pensioners to personally report to their offices and confirm their entitlements.
SSS president and chief executive officer Corazon de la Paz said that such move is part of a program to ensure that SSS pensions are paid only to qualified claimants. She said that the institution has completed the one-year cycle for its Annual Confirmation Program, and it needed to assess the impact on the institution.
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[Title] => SSS makes pensioner verification easier
[Summary] => The Social Security System (SSS) has made the verification of pensioners easier so they can continue receiving their benefits from the institution.
SSS President and Chief Executive Officer Corazon De la Paz, in a press release, said bank tellers and regular SSS employees can now certify after verification that a pensioner is eligible to continue receiving pensions.
"Any regular employee who has worked in the SSS for at least 5 years can guarantee the status of retirement, survivor or dependent pensioner," De la Paz said.
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[Title] => Oops...
[Summary] => In the story "Rosebud still a puppet" which appeared in the Jan. 8 issue, the lawyer of Mary Ong, Leonardo de Vera, was referring to Gen. Reynaldo Acop and not Gen. Reynaldo Wycoco in one of his statements.
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[Title] => Don’t appoint cops with drug links, Ebdane urged
[Summary] => Former civilian narcotics agent Mary Ong expressed disappointment yesterday over the recent appointment to sensitive positions of certain police officials she has accused of involvement in illegal drugs and direct bribery.
Ong, also known as "Rosebud," appealed to Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. to consider a recent move by the Office of the Ombudsman to formally file the charges with the Sandiganbayan against the 13 policemen, including Director Reynaldo Acop, she implicated in the case.
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[Title] => Bribery raps filed vs 10 PNP officials
[Summary] => Police Director Reynaldo Acop and nine other police officials were charged yesterday with direct bribery before the Sandiganbayan.
Acting Ombudsman Margarito Gervacio said Acop was liable for "command responsibility and conspiracy" for the actions of his men who are accused of receiving P3 million and 10 kilos of shabu in exchange for the freedom of six Chinese nationals suspected of drug trafficking.
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[Title] => PNP files charges vs Acop, 11 others
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police has filed before the Ombudsman graft and drug trafficking charges against 12 police officers led by the former Narcotics Group chief, Director Reynaldo Acop, the PNP Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) said yesterday.
CIDG chief Nestorio Gualberto said the charges stemmed from the revelations of former civilian undercover agent Mary "Rosebud" Ong before three Senate committees.
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[Title] => ‘Presidential son’ tied to drug trade
[Summary] => Beleaguered police Superintendent John Campos tagged yesterday a "presidential son" as a coddler of drug traffickers, saying the alleged son worked for the release of a suspected drug pusher arrested in 1996.
Campos refused to publicly identify the presidential son, but submitted the name to Sen. Robert Barbers, chairman of the Senate committee on public order and illegal drugs now conducting an inquiry on the alleged involvement of opposition Sen. Panfilo Lacson in the illegal drugs trade.
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[Title] => De Lima wants MILF report
[Summary] => Justice Secretary Leila de Lima is asking the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) for a copy of its report detailing the involvement of its fighters in the bloody clash with the police last Jan. 25.
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[Title] => Warning issued vs drug counterfeiters
[Summary] => Drugs counterfeiters are hell bent on copying the look of the real thing that they use materials like those used for killing roaches that make the fake ones not just low in potency but downright deadly, an official of a pharmaceutical company said.
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The Social Security System (SSS) has deferred a requirement for pensioners to personally report in and confirm their entitlements as part of a program to ensure that SSS pensions are paid only to qualified claimants, a top official said.
SSS President and Chief Executive Officer Corazon de la Paz said the institution has completed the one-year cycle for its Annual Confirmation Program and it needed to assess its impact on the institution.
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[Title] => Pensioners need not come to SSS offices for claims
[Summary] => For the convenience of pensioners, the Social Security System has deferred temporarily the requirement for pensioners to personally report to their offices and confirm their entitlements.
SSS president and chief executive officer Corazon de la Paz said that such move is part of a program to ensure that SSS pensions are paid only to qualified claimants. She said that the institution has completed the one-year cycle for its Annual Confirmation Program, and it needed to assess the impact on the institution.
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[Title] => SSS makes pensioner verification easier
[Summary] => The Social Security System (SSS) has made the verification of pensioners easier so they can continue receiving their benefits from the institution.
SSS President and Chief Executive Officer Corazon De la Paz, in a press release, said bank tellers and regular SSS employees can now certify after verification that a pensioner is eligible to continue receiving pensions.
"Any regular employee who has worked in the SSS for at least 5 years can guarantee the status of retirement, survivor or dependent pensioner," De la Paz said.
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[Title] => Oops...
[Summary] => In the story "Rosebud still a puppet" which appeared in the Jan. 8 issue, the lawyer of Mary Ong, Leonardo de Vera, was referring to Gen. Reynaldo Acop and not Gen. Reynaldo Wycoco in one of his statements.
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[Title] => Don’t appoint cops with drug links, Ebdane urged
[Summary] => Former civilian narcotics agent Mary Ong expressed disappointment yesterday over the recent appointment to sensitive positions of certain police officials she has accused of involvement in illegal drugs and direct bribery.
Ong, also known as "Rosebud," appealed to Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. to consider a recent move by the Office of the Ombudsman to formally file the charges with the Sandiganbayan against the 13 policemen, including Director Reynaldo Acop, she implicated in the case.
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[Title] => Bribery raps filed vs 10 PNP officials
[Summary] => Police Director Reynaldo Acop and nine other police officials were charged yesterday with direct bribery before the Sandiganbayan.
Acting Ombudsman Margarito Gervacio said Acop was liable for "command responsibility and conspiracy" for the actions of his men who are accused of receiving P3 million and 10 kilos of shabu in exchange for the freedom of six Chinese nationals suspected of drug trafficking.
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[Title] => PNP files charges vs Acop, 11 others
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police has filed before the Ombudsman graft and drug trafficking charges against 12 police officers led by the former Narcotics Group chief, Director Reynaldo Acop, the PNP Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) said yesterday.
CIDG chief Nestorio Gualberto said the charges stemmed from the revelations of former civilian undercover agent Mary "Rosebud" Ong before three Senate committees.
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[Title] => ‘Presidential son’ tied to drug trade
[Summary] => Beleaguered police Superintendent John Campos tagged yesterday a "presidential son" as a coddler of drug traffickers, saying the alleged son worked for the release of a suspected drug pusher arrested in 1996.
Campos refused to publicly identify the presidential son, but submitted the name to Sen. Robert Barbers, chairman of the Senate committee on public order and illegal drugs now conducting an inquiry on the alleged involvement of opposition Sen. Panfilo Lacson in the illegal drugs trade.
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