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                    [Title] => Batangas port probes missing containers
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Bureau of Customs-Port of Batangas (BOC-POB) district collector Juan Tan yesterday called for an investigation over the allegations that 600 containers of dutiable goods that were earlier reportedly transshipped to the Port of Manila (POM) and the Manila International Container Port (MICP), got lost.
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                    [Title] => P10-M smuggled electronics kuha ng PASG
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                    [Title] => Multi-milyong shabu lab ni-raid
                    [Summary] => CAMP CRAME — Aabot sa milyong halaga ng shabu at kemikal na sangkap sa ilegal na droga ang nasamsam ng mga tauhan ng Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) sa isinagawang pagsalakay sa malaking bodega sa Barangay Cugman, Cagayan de Oro City kahapon ng umaga. 


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                    [Title] => Reshuffle ban stalls Bibit appointment
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — Incoming Customs collector Billy Bibit arrived in Cebu the other day but was told not to assume the position. Outgoing collector Juan Tan, on the other hand, had packed his things but was told to unpack and stay.


The reason? Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo learned belatedly that consummating the reshuffle would violate a 40-day ban on personnel movement within the government in view of the synchronized barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections on July 15.


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                    [Title] => 25 vans of smuggled rice from Vietnam seized
                    [Summary] => Before newly appointed Customs collector Billy Bibit could assume office in the Port of Cebu, another shipment containing 25 vans of smuggled rice were seized by Customs officials yesterday.


The smuggled shipment in 25 container vans was believed to have originated from the Port of Vietnam on board M/V Dafa. The vessel was docked at the Port of Cebu on May 10.


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                    [Title] => Mike Arroyo denies hand in Bibit transfer
                    [Summary] => First Gentleman Mike Arroyo has denied that he had anything to do with the recent appointment of Billy Bibit as Cebu Customs district collector.


"He is not, and has never been connected to me in any way. I have nothing to do with his appointment as Cebu Customs chief," Arroyo said in a letter to The STAR.


Arroyo was referring to a Freeman report that talks were rife within the Bureau of Customs that Bibit was allegedly close to Arroyo who might have a hand in his appointment.


"Mr. Bibit is just an acquaintance," Arroyo said.


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                    [Title] => Smugglers having heyday at MEPZ
                    [Summary] => Smugglers are doing their unscrupulous trade at the expense of the good name of legitimate firms at the Mactan Export Processing Zone.


The alleged rice shipment, which arrived at the Cebu International Port last May 3 which came from Singapore, were put on alert by the Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service.


Based on the documents obtained by The Freeman, listed as consignees were Kakuyo Philippines Corp., M and Q Plastic Corp., IWG Philippines Inc. and three other non-MEPZ firms, Pacific Hardware Corp., Atlas Plastic Corp. and Multico Corp.


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                    [Title] => Gov’t honors 6 labor leaders
                    [Summary] => The government is honoring six labor leaders in today’s Labor Day celebration.


Labor Secretary Patricia Sto. Tomas said the honorees — Eulogio Lerum, Democrito Mendoza, Juan Tan, Cecilio Seno, Avelino Valerio and Jeremias Montemayor — are being recognized for their valuable contributions to the Philippine labor movement.


Posthumous awards, she said, will also handed out to Andres Bonifacio, Isabelo de los Reyes, Dominador Gomez, Hermenigildo Cruz and Lope K. Santos.— Mayen Jaymalin
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                    [Title] => Sibling of 2 controversial Cebu traders linked to seized cargo
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — Controversy just cannot seem to let go of the controversial Lim brothers here.


First it was Peter and Wellington Lim who got implicated in alleged illegal drug trafficking.


Now a third brother, David, has found himself implicated as the alleged consignee of a shipment of rice from Thailand seized by the Bureau of Customs.


Peter and Wellington had denied any involvement in illegal drugs and were subsequently cleared when their accuser, Rep. Antonio Cuenco, said he had no evidence against them.


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                    [Title] => Ombudsman suspends 10 SSS execs for P1.2-B overpri
                    [Summary] => Ten officials of the Social Security System were suspended yesterday for six months without pay by Ombudsman Aniano Desierto for their alleged involvement in the P1.2-billion overpricing of PCIBank shares in April 1999.


Suspended were executive vice president Horacio Templo, senior vice president for investment Edgar Solilapsi, SVP for legal and collection Amador Monteiro, and Lilia Marquez, head of the institutional loans department.


The six others were commissioners Rafael Estrada, Miguel Varela, Marianita Mendoza, Juan Tan, Raul Inocentes and Aurora Arnaiz.


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                    [Title] => Multi-milyong shabu lab ni-raid
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                    [Title] => Reshuffle ban stalls Bibit appointment
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — Incoming Customs collector Billy Bibit arrived in Cebu the other day but was told not to assume the position. Outgoing collector Juan Tan, on the other hand, had packed his things but was told to unpack and stay.


The reason? Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo learned belatedly that consummating the reshuffle would violate a 40-day ban on personnel movement within the government in view of the synchronized barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections on July 15.


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                    [Title] => 25 vans of smuggled rice from Vietnam seized
                    [Summary] => Before newly appointed Customs collector Billy Bibit could assume office in the Port of Cebu, another shipment containing 25 vans of smuggled rice were seized by Customs officials yesterday.


The smuggled shipment in 25 container vans was believed to have originated from the Port of Vietnam on board M/V Dafa. The vessel was docked at the Port of Cebu on May 10.


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                    [Title] => Mike Arroyo denies hand in Bibit transfer
                    [Summary] => First Gentleman Mike Arroyo has denied that he had anything to do with the recent appointment of Billy Bibit as Cebu Customs district collector.


"He is not, and has never been connected to me in any way. I have nothing to do with his appointment as Cebu Customs chief," Arroyo said in a letter to The STAR.


Arroyo was referring to a Freeman report that talks were rife within the Bureau of Customs that Bibit was allegedly close to Arroyo who might have a hand in his appointment.


"Mr. Bibit is just an acquaintance," Arroyo said.


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                    [Title] => Smugglers having heyday at MEPZ
                    [Summary] => Smugglers are doing their unscrupulous trade at the expense of the good name of legitimate firms at the Mactan Export Processing Zone.


The alleged rice shipment, which arrived at the Cebu International Port last May 3 which came from Singapore, were put on alert by the Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service.


Based on the documents obtained by The Freeman, listed as consignees were Kakuyo Philippines Corp., M and Q Plastic Corp., IWG Philippines Inc. and three other non-MEPZ firms, Pacific Hardware Corp., Atlas Plastic Corp. and Multico Corp.


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                    [Title] => Gov’t honors 6 labor leaders
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Labor Secretary Patricia Sto. Tomas said the honorees — Eulogio Lerum, Democrito Mendoza, Juan Tan, Cecilio Seno, Avelino Valerio and Jeremias Montemayor — are being recognized for their valuable contributions to the Philippine labor movement.


Posthumous awards, she said, will also handed out to Andres Bonifacio, Isabelo de los Reyes, Dominador Gomez, Hermenigildo Cruz and Lope K. Santos.— Mayen Jaymalin
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                    [Title] => Sibling of 2 controversial Cebu traders linked to seized cargo
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — Controversy just cannot seem to let go of the controversial Lim brothers here.


First it was Peter and Wellington Lim who got implicated in alleged illegal drug trafficking.


Now a third brother, David, has found himself implicated as the alleged consignee of a shipment of rice from Thailand seized by the Bureau of Customs.


Peter and Wellington had denied any involvement in illegal drugs and were subsequently cleared when their accuser, Rep. Antonio Cuenco, said he had no evidence against them.


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                    [Title] => Ombudsman suspends 10 SSS execs for P1.2-B overpri
                    [Summary] => Ten officials of the Social Security System were suspended yesterday for six months without pay by Ombudsman Aniano Desierto for their alleged involvement in the P1.2-billion overpricing of PCIBank shares in April 1999.


Suspended were executive vice president Horacio Templo, senior vice president for investment Edgar Solilapsi, SVP for legal and collection Amador Monteiro, and Lilia Marquez, head of the institutional loans department.


The six others were commissioners Rafael Estrada, Miguel Varela, Marianita Mendoza, Juan Tan, Raul Inocentes and Aurora Arnaiz.


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