+ Follow MARIO BATACAN CRESPO Tag
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[Summary] => Hiniling kahapon ng negosyante at pilantropong si Mario Batacan Crespo, na mas lalong kilala bilang Mark “MJ” Jimenez sa Commission on Elections na baligtarin ang resolusyon nitong nagbabasura sa kanyang kandidatura sa pagka-presidente sa darating na 2010 elections dahil ang nasabing desisyon ay walang basehan, iligal, kontra-mahirap at kontra-mamamayan.
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[Summary] => Manila Rep. Mario Batacan Crespo, better known as Mark Jimenez or "MJ," apparently wants to prove that he is a "corporate genius" as his friend, ousted President Joseph Estrada, once described him.
He has come up with a proposal to solve the government’s cash and budget deficit problems: selling taxes, administrative fees and other revenues to investors in the form of securities or debt papers.
"We can exchange money forthcoming with ready money. Technology allows us to innovate ways to raise money and revolutionize the way we do finance," Jimenez said in a recent hearing of the House economic affairs committee.
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[Title] => Solon wants MJ ‘traded’ for Atong, Ricaforte
[Summary] => The government was urged yesterday to expedite the extradition process against Manila Rep. Mario Batacan Crespo, better known as Mark Jimenez, so it can trade the lawmaker for Charlie "Atong" Ang and Yolanda Ricaforte.
"Why don’t we trade MJ for Ang and Ricaforte?" asked a Lakas congressman who did not want to be identified for fear of incurring a colleague’s ire.
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[Summary] => A Manila judge ordered the arrest of Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez yesterday for 47 criminal cases in the United States, but he allowed the former presidential adviser to post a P1 million bail for his temporary liberty.
Judge Guillermo Purganan of the Manila Regional Trial Court branch 42 said he found probable cause in the extradition case filed by the Department of Justice against Jimenez.
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[Title] => MJ to fight racketeering, money laundering in RP
[Summary] => Manila Rep. Mario Batacan Crespo, better known as Mark Jimenez, is fighting extradition to the United States for tax fraud, illegal election campaign contributions and other charges.
His first official act yesterday as a member of the 12th Congress was to file a bill which he described as his version of the US Racketeering-Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, often referred to as the RICO Law.
In filing Bill No. 9, Jimenez said organized crime has become "so pervasive" in the Philippines that Congress has to enact an all-encompassing law to stop it.
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[Summary] => Manila Rep. Mario Batacan Crespo, better known as Mark Jimenez or "MJ," apparently wants to prove that he is a "corporate genius" as his friend, ousted President Joseph Estrada, once described him.
He has come up with a proposal to solve the government’s cash and budget deficit problems: selling taxes, administrative fees and other revenues to investors in the form of securities or debt papers.
"We can exchange money forthcoming with ready money. Technology allows us to innovate ways to raise money and revolutionize the way we do finance," Jimenez said in a recent hearing of the House economic affairs committee.
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"Why don’t we trade MJ for Ang and Ricaforte?" asked a Lakas congressman who did not want to be identified for fear of incurring a colleague’s ire.
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Judge Guillermo Purganan of the Manila Regional Trial Court branch 42 said he found probable cause in the extradition case filed by the Department of Justice against Jimenez.
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His first official act yesterday as a member of the 12th Congress was to file a bill which he described as his version of the US Racketeering-Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, often referred to as the RICO Law.
In filing Bill No. 9, Jimenez said organized crime has become "so pervasive" in the Philippines that Congress has to enact an all-encompassing law to stop it.
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December 24, 2009 - 12:00am
