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                    [Title] => Former Customs chief to launch biography
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The launching of the biography of former Customs Commissioner Titus Villanueva, who made history as the first from the rank and file to become the commissioner of the Bureau of Customs, will highlight the golden wedding anniversary of couple Titus and Dr. Teresita Claridad Villanueva today. Officiating in the wedding is Fr. Jerry Orbos, who will celebrate a Mass in their honor.

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                    [Title] => Who masterminded ship’s escape? DoF exec can’t tell
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — The incredible saga of the MV Great Faith and its cargo of smuggled rice was a product of a grand conspiracy within the Bureau of Customs.


But this much was all Finance Undersecretary Cornelio Hizon could tell a congressional hearing here the other day for his efforts as head of a task force that investigated one of the most mysterious disappearances of an entire ship in the country’s history.


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                    [Title] => Failure to pay P5.8-B SGS bill will damage RP image, says DOF usec
                    [Summary] => A top official of the Department of Finance warned yesterday that any failure of the government to pay the "validated" billings of the Societe Generale de Surveillance (SGS) worth about P5.8 billion would have repercussions on the confidence of foreign investors and the business community.


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                    [Title] => Bibit unfazed by court order: ‘I’m not in a fighting mood but...’
                    [Summary] => SUBIC BAY FREEPORT — For retired renegade Col. Billy Bibit, the fight is not over yet.


This, despite a Court of Appeals (CA) resolution giving way to his transfer to Clark and his replacement by Felipe Bartolome as Customs district collector in this special economic zone, as earlier ordered by Customs Commissioner Titus Villanueva.


Bibit questioned Villanueva’s directive in court and managed to secure last Dec. 27 a writ of preliminary injunction from Olongapo City Judge Eliodoro Ulpiadas. 

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                    [Title] => Customs execs received P10 M for cargo ship’s escape from Cebu?
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — Did Customs officials and other people receive P10 million to allow the escape of the cargo vessel Great Faith from Customs custody last Christmas Eve?


Eliseo Gealan, a special agent of the Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service, said he came to know about the deal after the vessel slipped out of the Ouano wharf in Mandaue City.


Gealan has come forward to testify on what he knows about the mysterious disappearance of the ship, which carried more than 20,000 bags of allegedly smuggled rice.


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                    [Title] => Customs can’t seize ‘hot’ cargo
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — A warrant of seizure and detention cannot be issued against a vessel here which is allegedly carrying an illegal rice shipment.


This, as Customs Commissioner Titus Villanueva earlier had issued a clearance granting the vessel, M/V Morning Princess, entry into Philippine waters.


The Customs Intelligence and Investigation Services-Cebu has recommended the issuance of a warrant of seizure and detention against the vessel and its estimated 20,000 sacks of imported rice.


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                    [Title] => Provident  fund for BoC workers up
                    [Summary] => Customs Commissioner Titus Villanueva signed yesterday an administrative order allowing the establishment of a provident fund for the bureau’s employees.


Villanueva, in a speech during the first general assembly of the Bureau of Customs’ Employees Association, said the fund aims to provide additional benefits and lending facilities to BoC personnel.


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                    [Title] => Customs seizes ‘hot’ cement cargoes in Cebu, Cagayan
                    [Summary] => Some  P20-million worth of smuggled cement loaded on two vessels in Cebu City and Cagayan were seized the other day by operatives of the Bureau of Customs.


In a report submitted to Customs  Commissioner Titus Villanueva, Cagayan de Oro District Port Collector Marietta Zamoranos said the vessels MV Matahari and MV Superstar I were intercepted in Mandaue, Cebu and Gingoog City in Cagayan, respectively.


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                    [Title] => Conspiracy in ship’s escape leads to the top?
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — The alleged conspiracy among Customs officials to allow the escape of a cargo ship laden with smuggled rice while under their custody goes all the way to the top.


Rep. Nerissa Soon Ruiz, who was present in Friday’s congressional inquiry into the escape of the ship Great Faith, said one of the six Customs officials implicated in the incident holds a national position in the bureau.


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                    [Title] => Smart, Customs tie up on use of cellphones for revenue collection
                    [Summary] => Smart Communications, Inc. has teamed up with the Bureau of Customs in developing the world’s first mobile phone-based billing and payment of duties and taxes.


Presented to President Arroyo by Customs Commissioner Titus Villanueva during the Bureau’s Centennial Day Celebration recently, the service is envisioned to support the government’s efforts in modernizing its cargo clearance and revenue collection processes through new technologies.


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CUSTOMS COMMISSIONER TITUS VILLANUEVA

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But this much was all Finance Undersecretary Cornelio Hizon could tell a congressional hearing here the other day for his efforts as head of a task force that investigated one of the most mysterious disappearances of an entire ship in the country’s history.


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This, despite a Court of Appeals (CA) resolution giving way to his transfer to Clark and his replacement by Felipe Bartolome as Customs district collector in this special economic zone, as earlier ordered by Customs Commissioner Titus Villanueva.


Bibit questioned Villanueva’s directive in court and managed to secure last Dec. 27 a writ of preliminary injunction from Olongapo City Judge Eliodoro Ulpiadas. 

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                    [Title] => Customs execs received P10 M for cargo ship’s escape from Cebu?
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Eliseo Gealan, a special agent of the Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service, said he came to know about the deal after the vessel slipped out of the Ouano wharf in Mandaue City.


Gealan has come forward to testify on what he knows about the mysterious disappearance of the ship, which carried more than 20,000 bags of allegedly smuggled rice.


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This, as Customs Commissioner Titus Villanueva earlier had issued a clearance granting the vessel, M/V Morning Princess, entry into Philippine waters.


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In a report submitted to Customs  Commissioner Titus Villanueva, Cagayan de Oro District Port Collector Marietta Zamoranos said the vessels MV Matahari and MV Superstar I were intercepted in Mandaue, Cebu and Gingoog City in Cagayan, respectively.


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                    [Title] => Conspiracy in ship’s escape leads to the top?
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — The alleged conspiracy among Customs officials to allow the escape of a cargo ship laden with smuggled rice while under their custody goes all the way to the top.


Rep. Nerissa Soon Ruiz, who was present in Friday’s congressional inquiry into the escape of the ship Great Faith, said one of the six Customs officials implicated in the incident holds a national position in the bureau.


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Presented to President Arroyo by Customs Commissioner Titus Villanueva during the Bureau’s Centennial Day Celebration recently, the service is envisioned to support the government’s efforts in modernizing its cargo clearance and revenue collection processes through new technologies.


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