+ Follow ANTI-SMUGGLING INTELLIGENCE AND INVESTIGATION CENTER Tag
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[Title] => Tipster gets P1-M reward for kidnap suspect’s arrest
[Summary] => President Arroyo personally handed over a P1-million cash reward to the informant that led elements of the National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTF) to the capture last month of the fourth most wanted kidnapping suspect in the country.
The informant, whose identity was not revealed to the public for his own security, received the reward money in simple rites at the Malacañang music room wearing a ski mask.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => EDITORYAL - Manok na may bird flu ipakain sa mga corrupt
[Summary] => WALA pa ring pagbabago sa Bureau of Customs. Kung gaano ka-corrupt noon ang ahensiyang ito, mas lalo na ngayon. Wala nang kinatatakutan. Balewala ang mga banta ni President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo na madudurog ang mga corrupt sa Customs. Balewala ang "lifestyle check" na anila’y tutukoy sa mga nagpapayaman sa puwesto.
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[Title] => Customs orders probe of chicken smuggling
[Summary] => BATANGAS CITY — Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo has ordered an investigation into the release of 19 refrigerated vans of dressed chicken from Taiwan from the port here last Friday despite a hold order from the National Meat Inspection Commission (NMIC) and the Department of Agriculture (DA).
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[Title] => Batangas bugok connection
[Summary] => Natawa ang mga kuwago ng ORA MISMO, sa bugok gang diyan sa Batangas customshouse dahil hindi daw sila kayang tibagin ng mga banat ng Chief Kuwago.
Matindi kasi ang operasyon ng bugok gang sa Batangas customshouse kaya naman sinusundan ito ng mga kuwago ng ORA MISMO.
Malalim ang sindikato ng bugok gang sa Batangas customshouse pati ang gobyerno ay nawawalan ng koleksyon at kung mayroon man ay kasing laki lamang ng kulangot ang napupunta dito dahil tinatapyas ng grupo ni Egay Lanzones at ng mga gagong Customs ang tax revenue collection para sa bayan?
[DatePublished] => 2003-10-07 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Butch M. Quejada
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[Title] => Batangas customshouse inupuan ng ASIIC
[Summary] => MATINDI pala ang nerbiyos ng mga kamoteng taga-Batangas customshouse dahil binulabog at inupuan daw ng grupo ng Anti-Smuggling Intelligence and Investigation Center (ASIIC) ng Palasyo ang kanilang mga illegal na hotraba rito.
May 11 container vans daw kasi ng misdeclared shipments ang pinigil ng nasabing grupo dahil nabuko na may epektos na karga.
Mga donuts (gulong) pala ang laman.
P300,000 lang ang inilaan para sa buwis ng gobyerno rito pero million of pesos ang pinag-uusapang pitsang paghahatian ng mga bugok. At least, nagbayad kahit papaano.
[DatePublished] => 2003-10-02 00:00:00
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[Title] => Businessmen urge passage of anti-smuggling bill
[Summary] => Local industry leaders urged Congress yesterday to speed up the passage of a bill which would provide stiffer penalties to smugglers.
Jesus Arranza, president of the Federation of Philippine Industries (FPI), said smugglers have been responsible for the decline of local industries and enterprises aside from cheating the government of some P40 billion in taxes annually.
Arranza said the country’s anti-smuggling laws are deemed to be "too easy" for smugglers since it only slaps a fine on the offender without being imprisoned.
[DatePublished] => 2003-09-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => Gov’t loses P40B yearly to smuggling
[Summary] => The government is losing P40 billion every year to smuggling, killing slowly the local industries and enterprises.
Federation of Philippine Industries president Jesus Arranza said local industries are suffering heavily from the effects of smuggling activities in the country.
To stop smuggling in the country, Arranza noted that FPI inked a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the government, through Anti-Smuggling Intelligence and Investigation Center (ASIIC) created by President Arroyo through Executive Order 155.
[DatePublished] => 2003-09-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Government to crack down on smugglers, tax cheats
[Summary] => Two days after she declared she would not run in 2004, President Arroyo ordered fiscal authorities to work harder on closing the government’s budget deficit by cracking down on smuggling as well as tax avoidance and evasion.
The President issued the order to Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho during an informal Cabinet meeting at the presidential Mansion House in Baguio City where Mrs. Arroyo is spending the holidays with the First Family, Presidential Spokesman Rigoberto Tiglao said yesterday.
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[Title] => New agency to replace EIIB created
[Summary] => It’s time to slay the dragon known as smuggling.
President Arroyo has officially formed a new body principally empowered to wage her administration’s all-out war against smuggling syndicates throughout the country.
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ANTI-SMUGGLING INTELLIGENCE AND INVESTIGATION CENTER
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[Title] => Tipster gets P1-M reward for kidnap suspect’s arrest
[Summary] => President Arroyo personally handed over a P1-million cash reward to the informant that led elements of the National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTF) to the capture last month of the fourth most wanted kidnapping suspect in the country.
The informant, whose identity was not revealed to the public for his own security, received the reward money in simple rites at the Malacañang music room wearing a ski mask.
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[Title] => EDITORYAL - Manok na may bird flu ipakain sa mga corrupt
[Summary] => WALA pa ring pagbabago sa Bureau of Customs. Kung gaano ka-corrupt noon ang ahensiyang ito, mas lalo na ngayon. Wala nang kinatatakutan. Balewala ang mga banta ni President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo na madudurog ang mga corrupt sa Customs. Balewala ang "lifestyle check" na anila’y tutukoy sa mga nagpapayaman sa puwesto.
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[Title] => Customs orders probe of chicken smuggling
[Summary] => BATANGAS CITY — Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo has ordered an investigation into the release of 19 refrigerated vans of dressed chicken from Taiwan from the port here last Friday despite a hold order from the National Meat Inspection Commission (NMIC) and the Department of Agriculture (DA).
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[Title] => Batangas bugok connection
[Summary] => Natawa ang mga kuwago ng ORA MISMO, sa bugok gang diyan sa Batangas customshouse dahil hindi daw sila kayang tibagin ng mga banat ng Chief Kuwago.
Matindi kasi ang operasyon ng bugok gang sa Batangas customshouse kaya naman sinusundan ito ng mga kuwago ng ORA MISMO.
Malalim ang sindikato ng bugok gang sa Batangas customshouse pati ang gobyerno ay nawawalan ng koleksyon at kung mayroon man ay kasing laki lamang ng kulangot ang napupunta dito dahil tinatapyas ng grupo ni Egay Lanzones at ng mga gagong Customs ang tax revenue collection para sa bayan?
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[Title] => Batangas customshouse inupuan ng ASIIC
[Summary] => MATINDI pala ang nerbiyos ng mga kamoteng taga-Batangas customshouse dahil binulabog at inupuan daw ng grupo ng Anti-Smuggling Intelligence and Investigation Center (ASIIC) ng Palasyo ang kanilang mga illegal na hotraba rito.
May 11 container vans daw kasi ng misdeclared shipments ang pinigil ng nasabing grupo dahil nabuko na may epektos na karga.
Mga donuts (gulong) pala ang laman.
P300,000 lang ang inilaan para sa buwis ng gobyerno rito pero million of pesos ang pinag-uusapang pitsang paghahatian ng mga bugok. At least, nagbayad kahit papaano.
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[Title] => Businessmen urge passage of anti-smuggling bill
[Summary] => Local industry leaders urged Congress yesterday to speed up the passage of a bill which would provide stiffer penalties to smugglers.
Jesus Arranza, president of the Federation of Philippine Industries (FPI), said smugglers have been responsible for the decline of local industries and enterprises aside from cheating the government of some P40 billion in taxes annually.
Arranza said the country’s anti-smuggling laws are deemed to be "too easy" for smugglers since it only slaps a fine on the offender without being imprisoned.
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[Title] => Gov’t loses P40B yearly to smuggling
[Summary] => The government is losing P40 billion every year to smuggling, killing slowly the local industries and enterprises.
Federation of Philippine Industries president Jesus Arranza said local industries are suffering heavily from the effects of smuggling activities in the country.
To stop smuggling in the country, Arranza noted that FPI inked a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the government, through Anti-Smuggling Intelligence and Investigation Center (ASIIC) created by President Arroyo through Executive Order 155.
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[Title] => Government to crack down on smugglers, tax cheats
[Summary] => Two days after she declared she would not run in 2004, President Arroyo ordered fiscal authorities to work harder on closing the government’s budget deficit by cracking down on smuggling as well as tax avoidance and evasion.
The President issued the order to Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho during an informal Cabinet meeting at the presidential Mansion House in Baguio City where Mrs. Arroyo is spending the holidays with the First Family, Presidential Spokesman Rigoberto Tiglao said yesterday.
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[Title] => New agency to replace EIIB created
[Summary] => It’s time to slay the dragon known as smuggling.
President Arroyo has officially formed a new body principally empowered to wage her administration’s all-out war against smuggling syndicates throughout the country.
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