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[Title] => MWSS disallows Maynilad rate hike
[Summary] => The Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System Regulatory Office has prohibited concessionaire Maynilad Water Services Inc. (MWSI) from raising water rates by P4.75 per cubic meter.
The resolution was passed Aug. 16, or two weeks after the resignation of chief regulator Rex Tantiongco over a controversial memorandum of agreement he brokered that would have allowed Maynilad to recoup its foreign exchange losses in 18 months.
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[Title] => MWSS execs denounced
[Summary] => Employees of the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) Regulatory Office staged a protest rally yesterday in front of its main building to express their dissatisfaction over the continued stay of two deputy administrators.
The protesters, numbering close to 60, denounced the continued stay of Deputy Administrators Elena Alojipan and Virgilio Ocaya at the Regulatory Office.
They assailed Alojipan and Ocaya for beclouding "certain issues" by hurling unfounded charges against Chief Regulator Rex Tantiongco, a press statement said.
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The protesters, numbering close to 60, denounced the continued stay of Deputy Administrators Elena Alojipan and Virgilio Ocaya at the Regulatory Office.
They assailed Alojipan and Ocaya for beclouding "certain issues" by hurling unfounded charges against Chief Regulator Rex Tantiongco, a press statement said.
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The resolution was passed Aug. 16, or two weeks after the resignation of chief regulator Rex Tantiongco over a controversial memorandum of agreement he brokered that would have allowed Maynilad to recoup its foreign exchange losses in 18 months.
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[Summary] => Employees of the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) Regulatory Office staged a protest rally yesterday in front of its main building to express their dissatisfaction over the continued stay of two deputy administrators.
The protesters, numbering close to 60, denounced the continued stay of Deputy Administrators Elena Alojipan and Virgilio Ocaya at the Regulatory Office.
They assailed Alojipan and Ocaya for beclouding "certain issues" by hurling unfounded charges against Chief Regulator Rex Tantiongco, a press statement said.
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The protesters, numbering close to 60, denounced the continued stay of Deputy Administrators Elena Alojipan and Virgilio Ocaya at the Regulatory Office.
They assailed Alojipan and Ocaya for beclouding "certain issues" by hurling unfounded charges against Chief Regulator Rex Tantiongco, a press statement said.
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