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[Title] => 16 sasakyan sinunog ng NPA
[Summary] => Labing-anim na heavy equipment kabilang ang walong truck ang sinunog ng mga rebeldeng New People’s Army kamakalawa ng madaling-araw sa Purok 17, Barangay Butong, Quezon, Bukidnon.
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[Title] => Court denies request for TRO against sale of ETPI shares to Ongpin group
[Summary] => The Makati Regional Trial Court has denied the request of AGN Philippines Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Australian Gigahertz Network International Pty. Ltd., for the issuance of a temporary restraining order against the sale of Eastern Telecommunications Philippines Inc (ETPI) shares to ISM Communications Inc.
AGNP lawyer Andrew Inocencio, however, said the company would appeal the court’s decision. AGNP owns 40 percent of ETPI.
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[Title] => Aussie group mulls legal action vs PCGG over ETPI row
[Summary] => Australia-based AGN Philippines Inc. has threatened to file criminal charges against the representatives of the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) who voted to replace Roger Buckeridge as chairman of Eastern Telecommunications Philippines Inc. (ETPI).
AGNP legal counsel Andrew D. Inocencio said the company will be forced to file a criminal suit against PCGG nominee-directors Basilio Cruz and Emiliano Jurado unless they rectify the actions they have taken which led to a management shakedown in ETPI.
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[Title] => Palace backs ETPI’s foreign investors
[Summary] => The Office of the President expressed support recently for the entry of the Australian group AGNI into international gateway facilities operator Eastern Telecommunications Philippines, Inc. (ETPI) following the acquisition by the Sydney-based investor group of a 40-percent stake in the company.
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AGNP legal counsel Andrew D. Inocencio said the company will be forced to file a criminal suit against PCGG nominee-directors Basilio Cruz and Emiliano Jurado unless they rectify the actions they have taken which led to a management shakedown in ETPI.
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