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Henry Go, former president and chairman of Piatco, the private firm that helped build NAIA-3, said he was innocent of graft charges that remain pending in the anti-graft court’s fifth division.


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                    [Summary] => Sinampahan na nang kasong graft si dating Transportation Secretary Pantaleon Alvarez at pitong iba pang dating matataas na opisyal  ng DOTC at Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) kaugnay ng pagkakaloob ng konsesyon sa PIATCO sa pagtatayo ng Terminal 3 sa Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA).


Bukod kay Alvarez, kinasuhan din sina  dating DOTC Secretary Vicente Rivera, Jr.; Undersecretary Primitivo Cal at Wilfredo Trinidad,; dating MIAA Gen. Mgr. Francisco Atayde at Antonio Gana at Asst. Gen. Mgr. Herminia Castillo at Cesar Valbuena.


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                    [Summary] => SANDAMAKMAK pala ang Commissioner daw diyan sa MIAA para bayaran ang P17,674,920.00 utang ng nasabing tanggapan sa lupang inangkin nito na pag-aari ng Dandan family.


Ang mga tinaguriang Commissioner ay iyong mga tinatawag na nangungu-MISYON sa may-ari ng lupang ginagamit ngayon ng MIAA bilang runway ng airport.


Ilang beses nang nagpadala ng demand letter sina Danilo A. Dandan at ang kinatawan nitong si Arnel Lorenzo para sa MIAA management na bayaran na sila sa lupang inangkin nang walang due process mula pa noong 1979.


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                    [Summary] => Transportation and Communications Secretary Pantaleon Alvarez brushed aside yesterday as "mere propaganda" the P76-million plunder complaint filed against him before the Ombudsman in connection with the construction of the $500-million Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal III.


Alvarez told reporters the filing of the case against him was "politically motivated" and that "certain quarters" may be harassing Cabinet secretaries to prevent their confirmation by the Commission on Appointments.


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Ray Junia, CANT-3 president, said the four would be included in the
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Ang mga tinaguriang Commissioner ay iyong mga tinatawag na nangungu-MISYON sa may-ari ng lupang ginagamit ngayon ng MIAA bilang runway ng airport.


Ilang beses nang nagpadala ng demand letter sina Danilo A. Dandan at ang kinatawan nitong si Arnel Lorenzo para sa MIAA management na bayaran na sila sa lupang inangkin nang walang due process mula pa noong 1979.


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The charges will be filed by the Coalition against NAIA Terminal III (CANT-3),
a newly-created alliance of five non-governmental organizations that are
opposed to the project.

Ray Junia, CANT-3 president, said the four would be included in the
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Ex-Piatco chief pleads not guilty

By Delon Porcalla | March 29, 2005 - 12:00am

An official of the Philippine International Air Terminals Co. (Piatco) indicted in the Sandiganbayan pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges that he conspired with transport officials in signing an allegedly onerous...

Headlines

Ex-DOTC sec., 7 pa kinasuhan ng graft

August 18, 2003 - 12:00am

Sinampahan na nang kasong graft si dating Transportation Secretary Pantaleon Alvarez at pitong iba pang dating matataas na opisyal ng DOTC at Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) kaugnay ng pagkakaloob...

PSN Metro

Sangkatutak ang Commissioner sa MIAA

By Butch M. Quejada | July 31, 2003 - 12:00am

SANDAMAKMAK pala ang Commissioner daw diyan sa MIAA para bayaran ang P17,674,920.00 utang ng nasabing tanggapan sa lupang inangkin nito na pag-aari ng Dandan family. Ang mga tinaguriang Commissioner ay iyong mga...

PSN Opinyon

DOTC chief laughs off plunder raps

By Sheila Crisostomo and Rey Arquiza | September 11, 2001 - 12:00am

Transportation and Communications Secretary Pantaleon Alvarez brushed aside yesterday as "mere propaganda" the P76-million plunder complaint filed against him before the Ombudsman in connection with the...

Headlines

Four more to face graft charges in NAIA-3 deal

By Sheila Crisostomo | April 1, 2000 - 12:00am

Four more people including a high-ranking official in Malacañang will be charged with graft in the Office of the Ombudsman in connection with the Ninoy Aquino Terminal III project. The charges will be...

Headlines