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                    [Title] => Arroyo upholds prosecutor’s dismissal
                    [Summary] => A woman prosecutor of the Department of Justice was dismissed from the government yesterday after the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC) discovered that she concealed and under-declared many of her real estate properties.


The Office of the President, in a resolution signed by senior Deputy Executive Secretary Waldo Flores, upheld the February 2004 recommendation of PAGC Chairman Dario Rama to fire Assistant City Prosecutor Evelyn Brul-Cruz for graft and violation of the Code of Conduct for Officials.


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                    [Title] => PAGC investigating Manapat; FPJ to be invited
                    [Summary] => He is by no means off the hook.


Fired National Archives Director Ricardo Manapat faces investigation by the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission on corruption charges, PAGC Chairman Dario Rama said yesterday.


The PAGC is also summoning opposition Koalisyon ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino (KNP) presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. to shed light on Manapat’s alleged falsification of public documents pertaining to Poe’s citizenship and legal status.


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                    [Title] => Kumusta na ang 'lifestyle check'
                    [Summary] => MARAMI ang nakapuna na ang dating masugid at pursigidong kampanya sa marangyang pamumuhay ng mga taong gobyerno ay bigla yatang lumamig. May  nagsabi tuloy na ang "lifestyle check" gaya ng iba pang kampanya ay ningas-kugon lang. Sa puntong ito ay nanawagan ang BANTAY KAPWA sa mga kinauukulan na huwag ipagwalambahala ang naturang pagsisiyasat sa mga tiwaling opisyal at kawani ng pamahalaan. Dapat na pakaisipin na "public office is public trust".
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                    [Title] => Ermita eyed as new defense chief
                    [Summary] => Presidential adviser on the peace process Eduardo Ermita is being eyed as the next secretary of the Department of National Defense (DND), highly placed sources at Malacañang said yesterday.


Sources told The STAR that President Arroyo sounded out Ermita as her "first choice" to replace Angelo Reyes, who resigned as DND chief last Aug. 30.


Concurrently heading the government panel for the formal peace negotiations with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) in Kuala Lumpur, Ermita was unavailable for comment regarding his possible new assignment.

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                    [Title] => PAGC probe on DND chief done in 60 days
                    [Summary] => The Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC) yesterday vowed to finish within two months its probe into the allegations that Defense Secretary Angelo Reyes owns a mansion worth P10 million.


PAGC Chairman Dario Rama said the three-member commission has 60 days to conclude its investigation and recommend the appropriate charges to be filed against Reyes, or exonerate him if he is able to justify the acquisition of the mansion.


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                    [Title] => PAGC probes Reyes’ P10-M house
                    [Summary] => The Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC) gave Defense Secretary Angelo Reyes until tomorrow to explain how he was able to put up a P10-million house with the modest salary he has been receiving as a Cabinet member.


PAGC Chairman Dario Rama said Reyes "has a lot to explain," noting that a Cabinet member receives no more than P50,000 a month, including all allowances.


In his statement of assets and liabilities (SAL), Reyes declared his assets at P4.8 million. 


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                    [Title] => PAGC vows to finish probe of BIR officials
                    [Summary] => The Presidential Anti-Graft Commission vowed yesterday it would finish within 45 days its investigation on the administrative cases filed against three officials of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) for their unexplained wealth.


PAGC Chairman Dario Rama said his agency has already begun its probe on resigned BIR regional director Lucien Sayuno, assistant commissioners Edwin Abella and Percival Salazar in conjunction with the criminal investigation being conducted by the Ombudsman.


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                    [Title] => Fire official na may kaso, ipinromote pa!
                    [Summary] => NAGHIHIMUTOK umano ang ilang kagawad ng Bureau of Fire Protection ng National Capital Region. Dismayado. Sa tingin ko nama’y may merito ang kanilang hinaing. 


Wala raw ginawang aksyon ang Presidential Anti-Graft Commission sa kanilang isinampang graft and corruption case laban sa dalawang matataas na opisyal ng BFP.  Ang mga kinasuhan ay sina F/CSupt. Francisco Senot at F/Supt Florante Cruz, hepe ng finance services ng BFP.


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                    [Title] => EDITORYAL – Nasaan na ang 'lifestyle check'?
                    [Summary] => NOONG October 2002, hinagupit ni US ambassador Francis Ricciardone ang nangyayaring grabeng katiwalian sa Pilipinas na pati ang judiciary ay kasangkot. Sinabi ng ambassador, na sagad na ang pagrereklamo ng mga dayuhang investors sa nangyayaring corruption. Nagbanta umano ang mga investors na aalisin ang kanilang negosyo sa bansa kung hindi mawawalis ang katiwalian.
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                    [Title] => CA stops PAGC probe of Perez
                    [Summary] => The Court of Appeals stopped yesterday the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC) from continuing its investigation of former Justice Secretary Hernando Perez for alleged obstruction of justice.


The inquiry stemmed from Perez’s issuing an order prohibiting the disclosure of the travel details of some government officials, including himself.


The CA’s eighth division issued a 60-day temporary restraining order (TRO) directing PAGC Chairman Dario Rama to stop its ongoing investigation and explain within 10 days why it should continue its probe on Perez.


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CHAIRMAN DARIO RAMA

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The Office of the President, in a resolution signed by senior Deputy Executive Secretary Waldo Flores, upheld the February 2004 recommendation of PAGC Chairman Dario Rama to fire Assistant City Prosecutor Evelyn Brul-Cruz for graft and violation of the Code of Conduct for Officials.


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The PAGC is also summoning opposition Koalisyon ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino (KNP) presidential candidate Fernando Poe Jr. to shed light on Manapat’s alleged falsification of public documents pertaining to Poe’s citizenship and legal status.


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Sources told The STAR that President Arroyo sounded out Ermita as her "first choice" to replace Angelo Reyes, who resigned as DND chief last Aug. 30.


Concurrently heading the government panel for the formal peace negotiations with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) in Kuala Lumpur, Ermita was unavailable for comment regarding his possible new assignment.

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PAGC Chairman Dario Rama said Reyes "has a lot to explain," noting that a Cabinet member receives no more than P50,000 a month, including all allowances.


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