+ Follow JOHNAS LAMORENA Tag
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[Title] => Padaca ally: Nothing irregular in P25-million hybrid rice deal
[Summary] => Former governor Grace Padaca never benefited from the P25-million fund which her administration had channeled to a foundation, for which she is now charged for graft before the Sandiganbayan.
[DatePublished] => 2011-07-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => Padaca, 3 others face malversation raps
[Summary] => The Office of the Ombudsman has sought the filing of technical malversation charges against former governor Grace Padaca and three others for alleged illegal disbursement of P25 million in public funds to a private group in 2006.
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[Title] => OFWs can run for public office under absentee voting bill
[Summary] => The more than seven million overseas Filipinos expected to register under the major bill on absentee voting can theoretically run for public office and be candidates themselves.
The right covers immigrants and green-card holders who are covered by the broad coverage of the proposed law, according to lawyer Johnas Lamorena, head of the Senate technical working group that helped prepare the absentee voting measure.
"This is a settled legal principle. One who can vote can run for public office," said Lamorena.
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[Title] => OFWs can run for public office under absentee voting bill
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The right covers immigrants and green-card holders who are covered by the broad coverage of the proposed law, according to lawyer Johnas Lamorena, head of the Senate technical working group that helped prepare the absentee voting measure.
"This is a settled legal principle. One who can vote can run for public office," said Lamorena.
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