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[Title] => DOJ recommends dismissal of P20M libel suit vs. Choi Torralba
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The Department of Justice has recently upheld radioman's Cirse Torralba's petition to review the P20-million libel suit that businessman Wellington Lim filed against him.
Torralba said he received Friday afternoon a copy of the DOJ decision, which also ordered the city prosecutor's office to inform the court and move for the dismissal of the case.
Secretary Raul Gonzalez signed the 11-page order, which also reversed an earlier recommendation of chief state prosecutor Jovencito Zunio favoring the indictment of Torralba in court.
[DatePublished] => 2006-08-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => DOJ recommends dismissal of P20M libel suit vs. Choi Torralba
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The Department of Justice has recently upheld radioman's Cirse Torralba's petition to review the P20-million libel suit that businessman Wellington Lim filed against him.
Torralba said he received Friday afternoon a copy of the DOJ decision, which also ordered the city prosecutor's office to inform the court and move for the dismissal of the case.
Secretary Raul Gonzalez signed the 11-page order, which also reversed an earlier recommendation of chief state prosecutor Jovencito Zunio favoring the indictment of Torralba in court.
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[Title] => ‘Golf game’ between police generals and Cebu trader probed
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — The Office of the Ombudsman-Visayas has decided to conduct an inquiry into the possible culpability of Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Leandro Mendoza and other police generals for allegedly playing golf last Saturday with a businessman being investigated for alleged illegal drug dealing.
Deputy Ombudsman for the Visayas Primo Miro ordered director Virginia Palanca-Santiago to conduct an inquiry based on media reports that Mendoza played golf with trader Wellington Lim at the Cebu Country Club.
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[Title] => Lim brothers to snub next House hearing?
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — Controversial businessman Peter Go Lim and his brother Wellington may not show up in the next hearing of the House committee on dangerous drugs on Nov. 6.
Oliveros Kintanar, legal counsel of the Lims, said it would be useless for his clients to attend the congressional inquiry on Tuesday if they are not given the opportunity to speak out and defend themselves. "We don’t want our clients to be subjected to harassment, embarrassment and mockery," Kintanar said.
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[Title] => More evidence sought vs 2 Cebu traders
[Summary] => CEBU — Interior and Local Government Secretary Joey Lina has ordered Cebu officials to look for more evidence against businessman Peter Lim and his brother Wellington, who have been accused of being drug lords, and file charges against them in court.
This, as the Lim brothers have denied any involvement in illegal drug activities in Cebu.
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[Title] => Customs, immigration men in Cebu aided shabu entry?
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — Two former trusted employees of Cebu businessman Peter Go Lim have implicated Customs and immigration officers at the Mactan airport of complicity in the alleged illegal drug activities of the trader and his brother.
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ANANIAS DY AND BERNARD LIU
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The Department of Justice has recently upheld radioman's Cirse Torralba's petition to review the P20-million libel suit that businessman Wellington Lim filed against him.
Torralba said he received Friday afternoon a copy of the DOJ decision, which also ordered the city prosecutor's office to inform the court and move for the dismissal of the case.
Secretary Raul Gonzalez signed the 11-page order, which also reversed an earlier recommendation of chief state prosecutor Jovencito Zunio favoring the indictment of Torralba in court.
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[Title] => DOJ recommends dismissal of P20M libel suit vs. Choi Torralba
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The Department of Justice has recently upheld radioman's Cirse Torralba's petition to review the P20-million libel suit that businessman Wellington Lim filed against him.
Torralba said he received Friday afternoon a copy of the DOJ decision, which also ordered the city prosecutor's office to inform the court and move for the dismissal of the case.
Secretary Raul Gonzalez signed the 11-page order, which also reversed an earlier recommendation of chief state prosecutor Jovencito Zunio favoring the indictment of Torralba in court.
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[Title] => ‘Golf game’ between police generals and Cebu trader probed
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — The Office of the Ombudsman-Visayas has decided to conduct an inquiry into the possible culpability of Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Leandro Mendoza and other police generals for allegedly playing golf last Saturday with a businessman being investigated for alleged illegal drug dealing.
Deputy Ombudsman for the Visayas Primo Miro ordered director Virginia Palanca-Santiago to conduct an inquiry based on media reports that Mendoza played golf with trader Wellington Lim at the Cebu Country Club.
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[Title] => Lim brothers to snub next House hearing?
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — Controversial businessman Peter Go Lim and his brother Wellington may not show up in the next hearing of the House committee on dangerous drugs on Nov. 6.
Oliveros Kintanar, legal counsel of the Lims, said it would be useless for his clients to attend the congressional inquiry on Tuesday if they are not given the opportunity to speak out and defend themselves. "We don’t want our clients to be subjected to harassment, embarrassment and mockery," Kintanar said.
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[Title] => More evidence sought vs 2 Cebu traders
[Summary] => CEBU — Interior and Local Government Secretary Joey Lina has ordered Cebu officials to look for more evidence against businessman Peter Lim and his brother Wellington, who have been accused of being drug lords, and file charges against them in court.
This, as the Lim brothers have denied any involvement in illegal drug activities in Cebu.
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[Title] => Customs, immigration men in Cebu aided shabu entry?
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — Two former trusted employees of Cebu businessman Peter Go Lim have implicated Customs and immigration officers at the Mactan airport of complicity in the alleged illegal drug activities of the trader and his brother.
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