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The outgoing officials of a real estate holding firm, appointed during the Arroyo administration, reportedly awarded excessive and illegal retirement packages and bonuses to themselves, the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) said yesterday.

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PCGG Commissioner Victoria Avena told The STAR the lease agreement for the property was still being reviewed by the Privatization Council, a multi-agency body overseeing the privatization of government assets.
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PCGG Commissioner Victoria Avena told The STAR the lease agreement for the property was still being reviewed by the Privatization Council, a multi-agency body overseeing the privatization of government assets.
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