CEBU, Philippines – Tudela Mayor Rogelio Baquerfo Sr. yesterday filed criminal and administrative charges for malversation of public funds and violation of the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act against Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia and two other provincial officials.
With his indictment to charges of malversation of public funds, Tudela Mayor Rogelio Baquerfo Jr. is calling on the Ombudsman to exercise “equity, fairness, and justice” in resolving the cases he had filed against his political rival Demetrio Granada.
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CEBU - Cebu fifth district Rep. Ramon “Red” Durano VI asks the Department of the Interior and Local Government to refrain from issuing statements that would only aggravate the conflict between Demetrio Granada and Rogelio Baquerfo, Sr. who both claim the mayoralty post in Tudela town.
CEBU, Philippines – Tudela Mayor Rogelio Baquerfo Sr. yesterday filed criminal and administrative charges for malversation of public funds and violation of the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act against Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia and two other provincial officials.
With his indictment to charges of malversation of public funds, Tudela Mayor Rogelio Baquerfo Jr. is calling on the Ombudsman to exercise “equity, fairness, and justice” in resolving the cases he had filed against his political rival Demetrio Granada.
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