+ Follow CAYMAN ISLANDS AND CHASE MANHATTAN BANK Tag
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[Title] => Malacañang scouting for Nani’s successor?
[Summary] => Malacañang said yesterday beleaguered Justice Secretary Hernando Perez will still have a job waiting for him when he comes back this week from a month-long medical leave.
But highly reliable sources told The STAR that Palace officials are already looking for a replacement for Perez and have offered his job to at least two people.
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[Title] => GMA: No plan to fire Nani
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President Arroyo denied yesterday that she promised Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez that she would soon fire embattled Justice Secretary Hernando Perez, accused by Jimenez of receiving a bribe from him.
In interviews yesterday, Jimenez said Mrs. Arroyo told him in a telephone conversation Tuesday that Perez – currently on a month-long medical leave – would soon be out of the Cabinet.
"He is on his way out," Jimenez quoted Mrs. Arroyo as saying.
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[Title] => BSP asked to check Uruguay bank’s existence
[Summary] => Bulacan Rep. Willie Buyson Villarama asked Gov. Rafael Buenaventura of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) yesterday to verify the existence of Trade and Commerce Bank in Uruguay.
He told the BSP head that the Uruguay bank is "central" to the controversy Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez’s accusation that Justice Secretary-on leave Hernando Perez extorted $2 million from him.
Perez has denied the accusation. Agnes Devanadera, one of his lawyers, has claimed that there is no Trade and Commerce Bank in Uruguay.
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CAYMAN ISLANDS AND CHASE MANHATTAN BANK
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President Arroyo denied yesterday that she promised Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez that she would soon fire embattled Justice Secretary Hernando Perez, accused by Jimenez of receiving a bribe from him.
In interviews yesterday, Jimenez said Mrs. Arroyo told him in a telephone conversation Tuesday that Perez – currently on a month-long medical leave – would soon be out of the Cabinet.
"He is on his way out," Jimenez quoted Mrs. Arroyo as saying.
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[Title] => BSP asked to check Uruguay bank’s existence
[Summary] => Bulacan Rep. Willie Buyson Villarama asked Gov. Rafael Buenaventura of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) yesterday to verify the existence of Trade and Commerce Bank in Uruguay.
He told the BSP head that the Uruguay bank is "central" to the controversy Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez’s accusation that Justice Secretary-on leave Hernando Perez extorted $2 million from him.
Perez has denied the accusation. Agnes Devanadera, one of his lawyers, has claimed that there is no Trade and Commerce Bank in Uruguay.
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December 14, 2002 - 12:00am
