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After a long break, the trial for plunder of former presidential adviser Charlie "Atong" Ang resumes today at the Special Division of the Sandiganbayan.


Ang was arraigned last Nov. 15 and refused to enter a plea. The anti-graft court then entered a plea of "not guilty" for him and set his hearing for Dec. 6. But the court later decided to hold his first hearing today after agreeing to give both the defense and prosecution panels enough time to prepare.


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Rolleo Ignacio was sued based on the complaint filed before the Ombudsman of his successor Michael Suarez, who disclosed that his predecessor sold the SRA Dredger in Bacolod City for just P3.2 million on "installment basis" even if this was worth P5.6 million.


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The Evaluation and Preliminary Investigation Bureau (EPIB) has asked the owners of the repair shops based in and outside Metro Manila, including five shops that cornered many of DPWH’s repair contracts in 2001, to submit their counter-affidavits or else be charged with plunder, among other charges.


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Tinga, however, simply laughed off the case, calling it a nuisance case "and part of a series of political harassments perpetrated by his political rivals."


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                    [Summary] => Ombudsman Aniano Desierto ordered yesterday the six-month preventive suspension of a lawyer of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) accused of receiving a total of P400,000 in bribes from the company of alleged Japanese swindler Genta Ogami.
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Desierto is chafing at Moreno’s suggestion to the President that she intervene in the P5.3-billion tax credit scam cases involving several former ranking officials of the Department of Finance, two executives from giant oil firms Shell and Petron and the 12 companies owned by the Chingkoes.


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Ang was arraigned last Nov. 15 and refused to enter a plea. The anti-graft court then entered a plea of "not guilty" for him and set his hearing for Dec. 6. But the court later decided to hold his first hearing today after agreeing to give both the defense and prosecution panels enough time to prepare.


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Rolleo Ignacio was sued based on the complaint filed before the Ombudsman of his successor Michael Suarez, who disclosed that his predecessor sold the SRA Dredger in Bacolod City for just P3.2 million on "installment basis" even if this was worth P5.6 million.


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The Evaluation and Preliminary Investigation Bureau (EPIB) has asked the owners of the repair shops based in and outside Metro Manila, including five shops that cornered many of DPWH’s repair contracts in 2001, to submit their counter-affidavits or else be charged with plunder, among other charges.


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Desierto is chafing at Moreno’s suggestion to the President that she intervene in the P5.3-billion tax credit scam cases involving several former ranking officials of the Department of Finance, two executives from giant oil firms Shell and Petron and the 12 companies owned by the Chingkoes.


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Atong Ang trial resumes today

By Mike Frialde | January 24, 2007 - 12:00am

After a long break, the trial for plunder of former presidential adviser Charlie "Atong" Ang resumes today at the Special Division of the Sandiganbayan. Ang was arraigned last Nov. 15 and refused...

Headlines

Former SRA administrator charged

By Delon Porcalla | April 9, 2003 - 12:00am

A former acting administrator of the Sugar Regulatory Administration was indicted at the Sandiganbayan yesterday after he unlawfully sold in August 1996 an equipment that deprived the government of around P2.4 million...

Nation

10 private shop owners quizzed

By Jose Aravilla | December 23, 2002 - 12:00am

The preliminary investigating arm of the Ombudsman has asked 10 owners of vehicle repair shops to submit affidavits in connection with its probe on the alleged P182-million vehicle repair scam at the Department of...

Nation

Charges filed vs Taguig mayor; Tinga unfazed

By Jose Rodel Clapano | October 29, 2002 - 12:00am

The Office of the Ombudsman filed with the Sandiganbayan yesterday malicious mischief charges against Taguig Mayor Sigfrido Tinga and eight officials and municipal employees in connection with the demolition of two...

Metro

Desierto suspends SEC exec linked to bribes

By Delon Porcalla | February 2, 2002 - 12:00am

Ombudsman Aniano Desierto ordered yesterday the six-month preventive suspension of a lawyer of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) accused of receiving a total of P400,000 in bribes from the company of alleged...

Nation

Ani to Moreno: Spare GMA

January 27, 2002 - 12:00am

Ombudsman Aniano Desierto chided Misamis Oriental Rep. Oscar Moreno yesterday for dragging President Arroyo into what he called the lawmaker’s "misadventures with the truth and the law." Desierto...

Headlines