+ Follow IAN CARL AND JUAN PAULO Tag
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[Title] => Wife, son of former AFP comptroller nabbed in US
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - The wife and one of three sons of retired Brig. Gen. Carlos Garcia have been arrested in the US upon the request of Philippine authorities who have implicated them in the P303-million plunder case against the former armed forces comptroller.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - On the road to acquittal
[Summary] => Retired Maj. Gen. Carlos Garcia is grinning, and he has reason to be. For the second time in a row, Garcia has been cleared of perjury in connection with accusations that he accumulated wealth illegally.
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[Title] => Wife’s avowals used in Garcia plunder suit
[Summary] => On Mar. 15 eleven lawyers charged Maj. Gen. Carlos Garcia with plundering P143 million. Two weeks ahead Ombudsman investigators already filed a similar suit, albeit bigger at P285 million. That first plunder case was based on Garcia’s own Statements of Assets and Liabilities, and wife Clarita’s admissions of how they illegally enriched themselves. Clarita is impleaded, along with their sons Ian Carl, Juan Paulo and Timothy Mark.
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