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"We know that in the end, we will overcome," said Ocampo in an open letter to friends and supporters.


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The anti-graft court’s fifth division said it found Ocampo "guilty beyond reasonable doubt" of three counts of malversation of public funds.


Also meted the same jail term was Andres Flores, executive officer of the Lingkod Tarlac Foundation Inc., of which Ocampo was the chairman of the board of trustees.


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Mixing religion with politics

By Atty Josephus B Jimenez | December 5, 2012 - 12:00am

Recent events indicate that the relations between Church and State are warming up.

Freeman Opinion

In the end, we’ll overcome — convicted ex-gov

By Benjie Villa | March 23, 2002 - 12:00am

TARLAC CITY — The province’s first post-martial law governor, Mariano Un Ocampo III, is appealing his and his brother-in-law’s recent conviction by the Sandiganbayan for three counts of malversation...

Nation

Ex-Tarlac gov convicted

March 13, 2002 - 12:00am

The Sandiganbayan sentenced former Tarlac governor Mariano Un Ocampo III from 10 to 18 years in jail for misusing P1.2 million in provincial funds in 1988. The anti-graft court’s fifth division said it found...

Nation