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                    [Title] => Voiding of MTRCB cards irks Arroyo
                    [Summary] => The officer-in-charge of the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) has earned the ire of President Arroyo by voiding deputy cards which his predecessor had issued.


Mrs. Arroyo was visibly displeased when told by Palace reporters that theaters were dishonoring deputy cards issued by former MTRCB chairwoman Marilen Dinglasan upon orders of OIC Dennis Manicad.


The Malacañang reporters were themselves holders of MTRCB deputy cards which were supposed to be effective for one year.


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                    [Title] => GMA nagalit sa OIC ng MTRCB
                    [Summary] => Kinastigo ni Pangulong Arroyo si Movie Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) officer-in-charge Atty. Dennis Manicad matapos na magpalabas ng bagong identification cards na maari lamang kilalanin ng mga sinehan.


Sa panayam, sinabi ng Pangulo na dapat ay igalang ni Manicad ang mga ginawa ni dating MTRCB chairperson Marilen Dinglasan dahil legal ang mga ito tulad ng inisyung mga ID. Dapat anyang kilalanin ni Manicad ang mga nagawa ni Dinglasan ay para sa institusyon at hindi pang-personal.


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                    [Title] => Ex-MTRCB chief files raps vs picket group
                    [Summary] => Former Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) chair Marilen Dinglasan yesterday filed charges of alarm and scandal before the Quezon City Prosecutor’s Office against 21 MTRCB employees for picketing within the agency’s premises last month.


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                    [Title] => ‘Execs in graft raps must take leave’
                    [Summary] => Government officials facing graft charges or embroiled in corruption scandals are now supposed to go on leave while under investigation, President Arroyo said in a policy statement the other day.


The decision to adopt this policy aims to give impetus to the government’s campaign against graft and corruption, which is part of the President’s bid to attract foreign investments and improve the economy.


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                    [Title] => Tanggapan ng MTRCB chairman pinad-lock
                    [Summary] => Pinadlock ng may 40 empleyado ng Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB), kasama ang may 30 miyembro ng militanteng grupo ang tanggapan ni Board’s Executive-chief na si Marilen Dinglasan.


Ang ni-lock na tanggapan ni Dinglasan ay yaong nasa 6th floor ng President Tower na nasa Timog Ave., Quezon City.


Bukod sa ginawang pagsasara, sinabitan din ito ng mga itim na ribbons at saka nagpaskil na sarado ang tanggapan.


Wala  naman si Dinglasan para kunan ng komento tungkol dito.


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                    [Title] => MTRCB’s OIC faces graft charges
                    [Summary] => Former broadcaster and Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) officer-in-charge June Keithley is facing graft charges for allegedly receiving P200,000 in commissions.


The graft raps against Keithley were filed yesterday by MTRCB chairman Marilen Dinglasan before the Office of the Ombudsman.


Keithley was a key figure during the 1986 EDSA Revolution, her "guerrilla" news reports updating the public on the events unfolding in front of Camps Aguinaldo and Crame over the fledgling Radyo Veritas. 


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                    [Title] => New MTRCB chief belittles charges filed by employees
                    [Summary] => Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) chairwoman and chief executive officer Marilen Dinglasan dismissed yesterday as "malicious" the charges filed against her by the agency’s employees’ association before the Ombudsman.


In a statement, Dinglasan said a group of "disgruntled" MTRCB employees had hurled the charges of irregularities against her as part of a "smear drive" to counter her relentless campaign to cleanse the MTRCB.


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                    [Title] => Eat Bulaga binalaang aalisin sa ere ng MTRCB
                    [Summary] => Nagbabala kahapon si Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) chairperson Marilen Dinglasan na tuluyang ipapatigil ang airing ng noon-time show na Eat Bulaga kung hindi titigil ng mga hosts nito na sina Joey de Leon at Vic Sotto sa kanilang "kabastusan".


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                    [Title] => VRB chief vows war on film piracy
                    [Summary] => Immediately after administering the oath yesterday to movie actor Ramon "Bong" Revilla Jr. as the new chairman of the Videogram Regulatory Board (VRB), President Arroyo gave him his marching orders to stamp out film piracy.


Also sworn in was Marilen Dinglasan as the new chief of the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board.


Revilla, who lost in his re-election bid for governor of Cavite in May last year, took his new role in government service after the mandatory one-year ban on losing candidates had lapsed.


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                    [Title] => Bong Revilla named VRB chief
                    [Summary] => Action star Bong Revilla has been appointed by President Arroyo as the new head of the government unit that monitors piracy in the video industry.


Revilla, Ramon Bautista Jr. in real life, was appointed chairman of the Videogram Regulatory Board (VRB) on May 30. How-ever, Malacañang made a statement on the appointment available to the press yesterday. 


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MARILEN DINGLASAN

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Mrs. Arroyo was visibly displeased when told by Palace reporters that theaters were dishonoring deputy cards issued by former MTRCB chairwoman Marilen Dinglasan upon orders of OIC Dennis Manicad.


The Malacañang reporters were themselves holders of MTRCB deputy cards which were supposed to be effective for one year.


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Sa panayam, sinabi ng Pangulo na dapat ay igalang ni Manicad ang mga ginawa ni dating MTRCB chairperson Marilen Dinglasan dahil legal ang mga ito tulad ng inisyung mga ID. Dapat anyang kilalanin ni Manicad ang mga nagawa ni Dinglasan ay para sa institusyon at hindi pang-personal.


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                    [Title] => ‘Execs in graft raps must take leave’
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The decision to adopt this policy aims to give impetus to the government’s campaign against graft and corruption, which is part of the President’s bid to attract foreign investments and improve the economy.


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                    [Summary] => Pinadlock ng may 40 empleyado ng Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB), kasama ang may 30 miyembro ng militanteng grupo ang tanggapan ni Board’s Executive-chief na si Marilen Dinglasan.


Ang ni-lock na tanggapan ni Dinglasan ay yaong nasa 6th floor ng President Tower na nasa Timog Ave., Quezon City.


Bukod sa ginawang pagsasara, sinabitan din ito ng mga itim na ribbons at saka nagpaskil na sarado ang tanggapan.


Wala  naman si Dinglasan para kunan ng komento tungkol dito.


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The graft raps against Keithley were filed yesterday by MTRCB chairman Marilen Dinglasan before the Office of the Ombudsman.


Keithley was a key figure during the 1986 EDSA Revolution, her "guerrilla" news reports updating the public on the events unfolding in front of Camps Aguinaldo and Crame over the fledgling Radyo Veritas. 


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In a statement, Dinglasan said a group of "disgruntled" MTRCB employees had hurled the charges of irregularities against her as part of a "smear drive" to counter her relentless campaign to cleanse the MTRCB.


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Also sworn in was Marilen Dinglasan as the new chief of the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board.


Revilla, who lost in his re-election bid for governor of Cavite in May last year, took his new role in government service after the mandatory one-year ban on losing candidates had lapsed.


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Revilla, Ramon Bautista Jr. in real life, was appointed chairman of the Videogram Regulatory Board (VRB) on May 30. How-ever, Malacañang made a statement on the appointment available to the press yesterday. 


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