+ Follow ANTONIO MANUEL Tag
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[Title] => Pru Life UK, Prudence Foundation turn over disaster-resilient homes in Bantayan Island
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[Title] => UK firm sends P100M for disaster, education
[Summary] => A British company has committed P100 million for three years of disaster preparedness initiatives among others in calamity-prone Philippines.
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[Title] => Pru Life UK bags accounting honors
[Summary] => The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) has recognized the Philippine operations of the life insurer Pru Life UK and its chief executive officer.
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[Title] => Stolen vehicle used in slay not owned by ex-lawmaker
[Summary] => The stolen Mitshubishi Adventure (WPK-530) involved in a traffic altercation that resulted in the fatal shooting of Rolando Rivera, driver of a Rizal provincial board member, is not owned by former Quezon City Rep. Antonio Modesto Aquino.
The clarification was made by Armando Manuel, assistant vice president for service of Autohaus Quezon City Inc. (AQC).
"I am not in any way related to ex-congressman Aquino as stated in the story. My brother, Antonio Manuel, was the driver of the said vehicle at the time it was stolen.
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ANTONIO MANUEL
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The clarification was made by Armando Manuel, assistant vice president for service of Autohaus Quezon City Inc. (AQC).
"I am not in any way related to ex-congressman Aquino as stated in the story. My brother, Antonio Manuel, was the driver of the said vehicle at the time it was stolen.
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September 14, 2015 - 12:00am
