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Ang magkapatid na Jomel Penugo, 21, at Jackson, 18, ay pinawalang-sala ni Judge Alejo ng RTC Branch 127 bunga ng walang sapat na ebidensiya laban sa mga ito.


Ayon kay Judge Alejo, ang magkapatid ay inakusahan ng pagkidnap ng mga magulang ng biktimang si Babylyn Mindanao, 17, ng Pinalagan, Malinta, Valenzuela City.


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In a statement, Rep. Loretta Ann Rosales (Akbayan) said she condemns "in clear and explicit terms" the decision of Judge Floro Alejo of RTC Branch 182 in Valenzuela City.


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In his three page decision, RTC Branch 172 Judge Floro Alejo also ordered Jose Bernardo, a resident of Arkong Bato, to pay his creditor P1.2 million representing the  principal, interests and other charges.


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Ang RA 8800 ay isa sa ipinangangalandakan ng gobyerno na batas para raw protektahan ang mga lokal na industriya, kapitalistang Pinoy, manggagawa at mga magsasaka na maaring maapektuhan ng pagdagsa ng mga imported products dahil sa import liberalization at globalization.


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