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SBMA officials, however, remained tightlipped on the alleged offer made to Antonio but gave an assurance that Antonio is, indeed, in control of the freeport. 


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Diaz’s endorsement as replacement of Francisco Licuanan who recently resigned was contained in one of two resolutions, which the CILA officers and members issued yesterday.


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                    [Summary] => Ibinulgar kahapon ng apat sa tinaguriang "Hyatt 10" na may sabwatan sa pagitan ni Pangulong Arroyo at Atty. Oliver Lozano para patayin ang impeachment complaint.


Sa isang press conference sa Metro Club, Makati City, tahasang sinabi ng "Hyatt 4" sa pangunguna nina ex-DepEd sec. Florencio Abad at ex-DSWD sec. Dinky Soliman na pakawala umano ng Malacañang si Lozano at inakusahan ang Pangulo na siyang nag-utos kay Political Adviser Gabriel Claudio na ipa-endorso kay Alagad Party List Rep. Rodante Marcoleta ang kasong impeachment ni Lozano.


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                    [Title] => Licuanan resigns from SBMA
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo accepted yesterday the resignation of Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) head Francisco Licuanan III, who left his post after less than a year reportedly due to political pressure.


Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye made the announcement last night, saying Licuanan tendered his resignation in a letter dated Aug. 25 that would take effect at the end of the month.


Mrs. Arroyo "has accepted his resignation with regret and sincere appreciation for his valuable service to the country," Bunye said.


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FRANCISCO LICUANAN

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