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The Office of the Ombudsman recommended yesterday the filing of graft charges with the Sandiganbayan against former Cebu City district collector Billy Bibit and two other Customs officials. 


Bibit resigned from the Bureau of Customs after he was replaced as Cebu City port collector in 2005.


In a 19-page resolution, the Office of the Ombudsman said charges for violation of Republic Act 3019 or the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act will be filed against Bibit, Customs examiner Eunice Aguilar, and intelligence officer 1 Troy Tan.


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                    [Title] => Barbers pinarangalan
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                    [Summary] => Retired and active Manila policemen will pay their last respects to former Sen. Robert Barbers tomorrow at the Manila Police District (MPD) headquarters, where his remains will be brought for an overnight vigil.


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                    [Title] => Why the Malacañang rally turned violent
                    [Summary] => Today, Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia is making the State of the Province Address and we can only speculate what her address would contain. For sure, a lot of Cebuanos would like to hear from her the mechanics of a possible Visayan Republic, which was cooked up by her and the other Governors of Samar, Leyte, Negros and Panay. While many Cebuanos still believe that the Philippines deserves a second chance to be run like heaven by Filipinos, that dream seems to be fast fading away. Nowhere in our history have we come this close to a possible independent nation of the Visayas.
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BILLY BIBIT

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Bibit resigned from the Bureau of Customs after he was replaced as Cebu City port collector in 2005.


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