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Four more people including a high-ranking official in Malacañang will be
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The charges will be filed by the Coalition against NAIA Terminal III (CANT-3),
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Ray Junia, CANT-3 president, said the four would be included in the
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Aquino Terminal III project.

The charges will be filed by the Coalition against NAIA Terminal III (CANT-3),
a newly-created alliance of five non-governmental organizations that are
opposed to the project.

Ray Junia, CANT-3 president, said the four would be included in the
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Four more to face graft charges in NAIA-3 deal

By Sheila Crisostomo | April 1, 2000 - 12:00am

Four more people including a high-ranking official in Malacañang will be charged with graft in the Office of the Ombudsman in connection with the Ninoy Aquino Terminal III project. The charges will be...

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