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All is set for the "mass invasion" of a vast tract of forestland in the Caraga region by hordes of kaingeros, illegal loggers, log poachers and squatters.


Alfredo Reyes, chairman of the Citizens Log Watch, said that thousands of people are massing up along the fringes of the Picop concession area, ready to enter it at any given time.


He said land speculators have been hiring dump trucks to ferry the illegal entrants to various points of the concession area that Picop would vacate.


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A director of Picop Resources Inc. recently disclosed to the Philippine Stock Exchange their puzzlement over the adverse decision of the first division of the Supreme Court penned by Justice Chico-Nazario.


Pedrito Aragon told Jurisita Quinos, PSE senior vice president, that the decision was based on non-compliance with certain administrative regulations, "which were very puzzling."


"These factual issues were fully ventilated in hearings conducted by the Regional Trial Court in Quezon City that ruled that these were without basis," he said.


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                    [Summary] => Officers and directors of Equitable PCI Bank including former Foreign Affairs Secretary Roberto R. Romulo, may face criminal and administrative charges for breach of securities rules and regulations of the Revised Penal Code, according to an official of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).


SEC commission secretary Gerard Lukban said the agency is studying the possibility of imposing administrative and criminal charges against the bank and its directors for failure to disclose material information in violation of the Securities Regulation Code (SRC).


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                    [Summary] => The son of former Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Fulgencio Factoran and two of his fraternity brothers were barred from leaving the country by a Quezon City court in connection with the killing of a fellow student of the University of the Philippines in a rumble inside UP campus last year.


Quezon City Regional Trial Court Judge Estrella Estrada of Branch 83 issued a hold departure order on Fulgencio "Bibit" Factoran III, Marcelino Rongo and Gil Taway IV, all facing homicide charges for the death of Den Daniel Reyes, a UP engineering student last Feb. 10, 2001.


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ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES SECRETARY FULGENCIO FACTORAN

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Alfredo Reyes, chairman of the Citizens Log Watch, said that thousands of people are massing up along the fringes of the Picop concession area, ready to enter it at any given time.


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A director of Picop Resources Inc. recently disclosed to the Philippine Stock Exchange their puzzlement over the adverse decision of the first division of the Supreme Court penned by Justice Chico-Nazario.


Pedrito Aragon told Jurisita Quinos, PSE senior vice president, that the decision was based on non-compliance with certain administrative regulations, "which were very puzzling."


"These factual issues were fully ventilated in hearings conducted by the Regional Trial Court in Quezon City that ruled that these were without basis," he said.


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SEC commission secretary Gerard Lukban said the agency is studying the possibility of imposing administrative and criminal charges against the bank and its directors for failure to disclose material information in violation of the Securities Regulation Code (SRC).


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Quezon City Regional Trial Court Judge Estrella Estrada of Branch 83 issued a hold departure order on Fulgencio "Bibit" Factoran III, Marcelino Rongo and Gil Taway IV, all facing homicide charges for the death of Den Daniel Reyes, a UP engineering student last Feb. 10, 2001.


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‘Mass invasion’ of Picop’s forestland feared

December 22, 2006 - 12:00am

All is set for the "mass invasion" of a vast tract of forestland in the Caraga region by hordes of kaingeros, illegal loggers, log poachers and squatters. Alfredo Reyes, chairman of the Citizens Log...

Nation

Caraga folk alarmed over SC decision vs Picop

December 14, 2006 - 12:00am

A director of Picop Resources Inc. recently disclosed to the Philippine Stock Exchange their puzzlement over the adverse decision of the first division of the Supreme Court penned by Justice Chico-Nazario. Pedrito...

Nation

Romulo, EPCI Bank officials may face charges for SRC violations

By Zinnia B. Dela Peña | July 14, 2005 - 12:00am

Officers and directors of Equitable PCI Bank including former Foreign Affairs Secretary Roberto R. Romulo, may face criminal and administrative charges for breach of securities rules and regulations of the Revised...

Business

Factoran son, 2 pals, can’t leave country

March 4, 2001 - 12:00am

The son of former Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Fulgencio Factoran and two of his fraternity brothers were barred from leaving the country by a Quezon City court in connection with the killing of a...

Metro