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[Title] => Probe sought on ex-Customs chief, BIR commissioner
[Summary] => Surigao del Sur Rep. Prospero Pichay Jr. asked the House committee on good government yesterday to investigate recently resigned Customs commissioner Alberto Lina and internal revenue commissioner Guillermo Parayno.
In Resolution 866, Pichay, a staunch ally of President Arroyo, accused the former officials of conflict of interest in relation to a contract that LGC Logistics, a company owned by Lina, won from Customs before Lina was appointed commissioner.
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[Title] => Customs chief up for promotion
[Summary] => President Arroyo confirmed Friday night the resignation of Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo but said she will give him a new assignment when he returns from his two-week leave.
Mrs. Arroyo disclosed this in the open forum of the annual "President’s Night’ of the Manila Overseas Press Club (MOPC) held at the Hotel Intercontinental in Makati City.
"I have other plans for Tony (Bernardo) after his leave," she said.
Before his appointment as Customs chief, Bernardo was an undersecretary at the Department of Finance (DOF).
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[Title] => Cosmetic procedures
[Summary] => Custom Commissioner Antonio Bernardo is pretty vague about what he’s going to do next although he’s not expected to move out soon from the P50,000 a month Valle Verde rented house of high school friend and Sta Lucia Realty chairman Toti Carino.
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[Title] => Umalma sa lifestyle check Customs officials sabay-sabay nag-resign
[Summary] => Nagsumite ng courtesy resignation ang limang opisyal ng Bureau of Customs sa pangunguna ni Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo bilang protesta sa sinasabi nilang hindi makatarungang publisidad na ginagawa ng Palasyo sa hinihinalang mga empleyado dito na sangkot umano sa pagpapayaman sa puwesto.
Bukod kay Bernardo, nagbitiw dina sina deputy commissioners George Jereos, Gil Valera, Ray Allas at Alexander Arevalo.
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[Title] => P50-M worth of sugar, fruits, cars seized by Customs agents
[Summary] => Over P50 million in assorted smuggled merchandise from China, Korea and Thailand were seized by Customs agents yesterday.
Bureau of Customs (BOC) chief Renato Ampil, in the presence of Interior Secretary Alfredo Lim identified the contraband as Thai sugar in 20 20-foot container vans (P20 million), fresh fruits from China in 25 40-footer containers (P30 million) and Hyundai Excel sedans from South Korea (P3.5 million).
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[Title] => P20M in smuggled goods seized by Customs agents
[Summary] => Smuggled goods valued at P20-million, including brand new luxury cars, motorcycles and Thai rice, were again intercepted by Customs agents yesterday at the Port of Manila (POM).
Deputy Commissioner for Intelligence and Enforcement Group (IEG) George Jereos said the contraband is believed to be part of the P80-million shipment seized by operatives of the Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service (CIIS) at the Manila International Container Port (MICP) last Monday.
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[Title] => P80-M worth of contraband seized
[Summary] => Various smuggled goods, including three luxury vehicles, rice and sugar, valued at P80 million, were seized by Customs agents at the Manila International Container Port (MICP) yesterday.
Bureau of Customs (BOC) chief Renato Ampil, accompanied by Interior Secretary Alfredo Lim, and Deputy Commissioner for Intelligence and Enforcement Group (IEG) George Jereos, witnessed the opening of some 10 container vans for physical inspection.
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[Title] => Luxury cars seized by Customs
[Summary] => The Bureau of Customs (BOC) seized yesterday six smuggled luxury vehicles and several auto parts imported from Japan valued at about P20 million at the South Harbor in Manila .
Deputy Commissioner for Intelligence and Enforcement Group (IEG) George Jereos said he ordered Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service (CIIS) chief Angel Africa to issue an alert order (AO) on the shipments which came in two 40-foot container vans from Kobe, Japan.
Jereos said the AO was issued on the basis of a derogatory report he received earlier.
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GEORGE JEREOS
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[Title] => Probe sought on ex-Customs chief, BIR commissioner
[Summary] => Surigao del Sur Rep. Prospero Pichay Jr. asked the House committee on good government yesterday to investigate recently resigned Customs commissioner Alberto Lina and internal revenue commissioner Guillermo Parayno.
In Resolution 866, Pichay, a staunch ally of President Arroyo, accused the former officials of conflict of interest in relation to a contract that LGC Logistics, a company owned by Lina, won from Customs before Lina was appointed commissioner.
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[Title] => Customs chief up for promotion
[Summary] => President Arroyo confirmed Friday night the resignation of Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo but said she will give him a new assignment when he returns from his two-week leave.
Mrs. Arroyo disclosed this in the open forum of the annual "President’s Night’ of the Manila Overseas Press Club (MOPC) held at the Hotel Intercontinental in Makati City.
"I have other plans for Tony (Bernardo) after his leave," she said.
Before his appointment as Customs chief, Bernardo was an undersecretary at the Department of Finance (DOF).
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[Summary] => Custom Commissioner Antonio Bernardo is pretty vague about what he’s going to do next although he’s not expected to move out soon from the P50,000 a month Valle Verde rented house of high school friend and Sta Lucia Realty chairman Toti Carino.
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[Title] => Umalma sa lifestyle check Customs officials sabay-sabay nag-resign
[Summary] => Nagsumite ng courtesy resignation ang limang opisyal ng Bureau of Customs sa pangunguna ni Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo bilang protesta sa sinasabi nilang hindi makatarungang publisidad na ginagawa ng Palasyo sa hinihinalang mga empleyado dito na sangkot umano sa pagpapayaman sa puwesto.
Bukod kay Bernardo, nagbitiw dina sina deputy commissioners George Jereos, Gil Valera, Ray Allas at Alexander Arevalo.
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[Summary] => Over P50 million in assorted smuggled merchandise from China, Korea and Thailand were seized by Customs agents yesterday.
Bureau of Customs (BOC) chief Renato Ampil, in the presence of Interior Secretary Alfredo Lim identified the contraband as Thai sugar in 20 20-foot container vans (P20 million), fresh fruits from China in 25 40-footer containers (P30 million) and Hyundai Excel sedans from South Korea (P3.5 million).
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[Title] => P20M in smuggled goods seized by Customs agents
[Summary] => Smuggled goods valued at P20-million, including brand new luxury cars, motorcycles and Thai rice, were again intercepted by Customs agents yesterday at the Port of Manila (POM).
Deputy Commissioner for Intelligence and Enforcement Group (IEG) George Jereos said the contraband is believed to be part of the P80-million shipment seized by operatives of the Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service (CIIS) at the Manila International Container Port (MICP) last Monday.
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[Summary] => Various smuggled goods, including three luxury vehicles, rice and sugar, valued at P80 million, were seized by Customs agents at the Manila International Container Port (MICP) yesterday.
Bureau of Customs (BOC) chief Renato Ampil, accompanied by Interior Secretary Alfredo Lim, and Deputy Commissioner for Intelligence and Enforcement Group (IEG) George Jereos, witnessed the opening of some 10 container vans for physical inspection.
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[Title] => Luxury cars seized by Customs
[Summary] => The Bureau of Customs (BOC) seized yesterday six smuggled luxury vehicles and several auto parts imported from Japan valued at about P20 million at the South Harbor in Manila .
Deputy Commissioner for Intelligence and Enforcement Group (IEG) George Jereos said he ordered Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service (CIIS) chief Angel Africa to issue an alert order (AO) on the shipments which came in two 40-foot container vans from Kobe, Japan.
Jereos said the AO was issued on the basis of a derogatory report he received earlier.
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