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                    [Summary] => The Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) will review all cases related to the coconut levy to determine if the government can file criminal charges against businessman and presidential aspirant Eduardo Cojuangco and other cronies of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos.


The case review came as a consequence of the Sandiganbayan’s ruling that the coconut levy fund used by Cojuangco to set up the United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) were public funds, ending a 16-year ownership battle between Cojuangco and the government.


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                    [Title] => Blood pressure downs Yorac
                    [Summary] => Presidential Commission on Good Government chairman Haydee Yorac was rushed to hospital yesterday due to high blood pressure after she presented her report on the PCGG’s update on the government’s pursuit of ill-gotten wealth of the late strongman Ferdinand Marcos.


National Anti-Poverty Commission (NAPC) chairman Teresita Deles, who was one of those present during the incident, said Yorac was suddenly unable to rise from her seat after presenting the report to President Arroyo.


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                    [Title] => Fund to benefit 3.5-M coco farmers
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo has released a check worth P700 million from the coco levy fund to benefit some 3.5 million coconut farmers and farm workers nationwide — the first substantial amount released from the fund since the levy was first collected from the farmers over 30 years ago.


The check was released to UCPB Finance and Development Corp. (UFDC) chairman Noel Cabrera at the EDSA Shrine Monday during the rites commemorating the second anniversary of people power II.


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                    [Title] => Sandigan to rule soon on coco funds
                    [Summary] => There may be another windfall on the way for small coconut farmers — the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) expects the Sandiganbayan to decide on the pending coco levy cases soon.


PCGG Commissioner Victoria Avena said yesterday that they are confident they will get a favorable decision from the anti-graft court, and the primary beneficiaries would be the farmers.


"We expect the Sandiganbayan to issue a ruling soon. It will come out soon," she told The STAR in a telephone interview.


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                    [Title] => PCGG names five nominees to SMC board
                    [Summary] => Barring unforeseen hitches, five nominees of jailed former President Joseph Estrada will yield their seats at San Miguel Corp. (SMC) to appointees of the Arroyo administration during today’s special stockholders’ meeting of the food and beverage giant.


The new nominees are former Court of Appeals Justice Hector Hofileña, former Presidential Security Group chief Gen. Leo Alvez, Channel 7 chairman Menardo Jimenez, former Nestlé Philippines chairman Juan Santos and former Nueva Ecija Rep. Pacifico Fajardo.


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                    [Title] => SMC-Kirin will be 5th biggest brewer in the world
                    [Summary] => The planned acquisition by Japan’s Kirin Brewery Co. Ltd. of a 15-percent stake in food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. (SMC) will result in a partnership that will result in their becoming the fifth largest beer producer in the world.


SMC chairman Eduardo "Danding" Cojuangco Jr. said that aside from this development, the planned Kirin buy-in would also be viewed by foreign investors as a "seal of approval" for the Arroyo administration and its economic policies.


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The case review came as a consequence of the Sandiganbayan’s ruling that the coconut levy fund used by Cojuangco to set up the United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) were public funds, ending a 16-year ownership battle between Cojuangco and the government.


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National Anti-Poverty Commission (NAPC) chairman Teresita Deles, who was one of those present during the incident, said Yorac was suddenly unable to rise from her seat after presenting the report to President Arroyo.


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The check was released to UCPB Finance and Development Corp. (UFDC) chairman Noel Cabrera at the EDSA Shrine Monday during the rites commemorating the second anniversary of people power II.


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PCGG Commissioner Victoria Avena said yesterday that they are confident they will get a favorable decision from the anti-graft court, and the primary beneficiaries would be the farmers.


"We expect the Sandiganbayan to issue a ruling soon. It will come out soon," she told The STAR in a telephone interview.


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The new nominees are former Court of Appeals Justice Hector Hofileña, former Presidential Security Group chief Gen. Leo Alvez, Channel 7 chairman Menardo Jimenez, former Nestlé Philippines chairman Juan Santos and former Nueva Ecija Rep. Pacifico Fajardo.


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SMC chairman Eduardo "Danding" Cojuangco Jr. said that aside from this development, the planned Kirin buy-in would also be viewed by foreign investors as a "seal of approval" for the Arroyo administration and its economic policies.


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PCGG eyes criminal raps vs Cojuangco

By Sheila Crisostomo | July 14, 2003 - 12:00am

The Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) will review all cases related to the coconut levy to determine if the government can file criminal charges against businessman and presidential aspirant Eduardo...

Headlines

Blood pressure downs Yorac

By Jose Rodel Clapano | January 30, 2003 - 12:00am

Presidential Commission on Good Government chairman Haydee Yorac was rushed to hospital yesterday due to high blood pressure after she presented her report on the PCGG’s update on the government’s pursuit...

Headlines

Fund to benefit 3.5-M coco farmers

January 22, 2003 - 12:00am

President Arroyo has released a check worth P700 million from the coco levy fund to benefit some 3.5 million coconut farmers and farm workers nationwide — the first substantial amount released from the fund...

Headlines

Sandigan to rule soon on coco funds

By Sheila Crisostomo | January 20, 2003 - 12:00am

There may be another windfall on the way for small coconut farmers — the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) expects the Sandiganbayan to decide on the pending coco levy cases soon. PCGG Commissioner...

Headlines

PCGG names five nominees to SMC board

By Sheila Crisostomo | February 27, 2002 - 12:00am

Barring unforeseen hitches, five nominees of jailed former President Joseph Estrada will yield their seats at San Miguel Corp. (SMC) to appointees of the Arroyo administration during today’s special stockholders’...

Headlines

SMC-Kirin will be 5th biggest brewer in the world

By Sheila Crisostomo | December 22, 2001 - 12:00am

The planned acquisition by Japan’s Kirin Brewery Co. Ltd. of a 15-percent stake in food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. (SMC) will result in a partnership that will result in their becoming the fifth largest...

Headlines