+ Follow ARROYO AND NEGROS OCCIDENTAL REP Tag
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[Title] => Businesswoman calls jueteng witness a ‘heroine of liars’
[Summary] => A 62-year-old businesswoman, who was allegedly swindled by Sandra Cam of more than P200,000, urged the Senate yesterday to dig deeper into the background of the jueteng whistleblower.
In an interview at her Quezon City home over the weekend, Susan Sandejas-Gomez said Cam failed to pay her some P260,000 for the rent of two apartments in Malate, Manila.
The lease contract was from Aug. 11 to Sept. 2003, she added.
Gomez said the estafa charges which she had filed against Cam last year have not been acted upon by the Quezon City Prosecutors Office.
[DatePublished] => 2005-07-04 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Christina Mendez
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[Title] => Major Cabinet shakeup looms
[Summary] => President Arroyo is expected to announce a Cabinet shakeup in the coming weeks to allow her to bring in "reasonable elements of the opposition" and recruit fresh talent from the private sector, a key adviser said yesterday.
According to Albay Rep. Joey Salceda, "this will be a chance for her to remove people who erode credibility... and to rebuild her presidency."
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[Title] => Ombudsman to take off from Senate probe
[Summary] => Even as the Office of the Ombudsman is embarking on a separate investigation on the alleged jueteng payoff controversy, Ombudsman Simeon Marcelo said his investigators will be taking off from where the Senate inquiry has started.
"We’ll take off from there (Senate probe). But we’ll have to wait for it to be finished," Marcelo told The STAR.
He said if the witnesses in the Senate investigation will come forward, they "will feel comfortable with us" in filing their sworn statements and presentation of their evidence.
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ARROYO AND NEGROS OCCIDENTAL REP
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[Title] => Businesswoman calls jueteng witness a ‘heroine of liars’
[Summary] => A 62-year-old businesswoman, who was allegedly swindled by Sandra Cam of more than P200,000, urged the Senate yesterday to dig deeper into the background of the jueteng whistleblower.
In an interview at her Quezon City home over the weekend, Susan Sandejas-Gomez said Cam failed to pay her some P260,000 for the rent of two apartments in Malate, Manila.
The lease contract was from Aug. 11 to Sept. 2003, she added.
Gomez said the estafa charges which she had filed against Cam last year have not been acted upon by the Quezon City Prosecutors Office.
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[Title] => Major Cabinet shakeup looms
[Summary] => President Arroyo is expected to announce a Cabinet shakeup in the coming weeks to allow her to bring in "reasonable elements of the opposition" and recruit fresh talent from the private sector, a key adviser said yesterday.
According to Albay Rep. Joey Salceda, "this will be a chance for her to remove people who erode credibility... and to rebuild her presidency."
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[Title] => Ombudsman to take off from Senate probe
[Summary] => Even as the Office of the Ombudsman is embarking on a separate investigation on the alleged jueteng payoff controversy, Ombudsman Simeon Marcelo said his investigators will be taking off from where the Senate inquiry has started.
"We’ll take off from there (Senate probe). But we’ll have to wait for it to be finished," Marcelo told The STAR.
He said if the witnesses in the Senate investigation will come forward, they "will feel comfortable with us" in filing their sworn statements and presentation of their evidence.
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