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The Senate is convening its ethics committee to look into the complaints filed by former senator Rene Saguisag against Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile for alleged ethical violations during the hearing on the Philippine Communication Satellite Corp. (Philcomsat), Senate President Manuel Villar said yesterday.


Senate Majority Leader Francis Pangilinan said the majority group will  meet within the week to determine who they will be recommend to the ethics committee, which  has no chairman at the moment.


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                    [Title] => Asset audit rekindles Philcomsat row despite agreement
                    [Summary] => Shareholders of the Philcomsat Group of Companies renewed their squabble over management and assets of the corporations under the group despite a memorandum of understanding inked last month.


In the latest twist to the long-running feud, the group led by Amb. Manuel Nieto Jr. has called for an independent audit of the books and records of Philcomsat (Philippine Communication  Satellite Corp.)  and Philippine Overseas Telecommunications Corp. (POTC).  


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                    [Title] => PCGG set to file charges against POTC president, board members
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The Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) said yesterday it is planning to file charges of estafa against the president and board members of the Philippine Overseas Telecommunications Corp. (POTC) for allegedly selling sequestered assets of the government without the PCGG’s knowledge. 


PCGG commissioner for assets and management Ricardo Abcede said POTC president Victor Africa and his board sold assets of subsidiary Philippine Communications Satellite Corp. (Philcomsat) without informing the PCGG.


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                    [Title] => Ano’ng ‘baho’ ang itinatago?
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Iyan ang problema ng mga minority stockholders ng Philcomsat Holdings Corporation (PHC) dahil sa pagtutol ng naturang kompanya na magdaos ng stockholders meeting para sa taong ito.  Ano kayang anomalya ang nangyayari, tanong nila?


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                    [Title] => An inside job?
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There was no forced entry when robbers took away close to P18 million in cash from a safe of the United Coconut Planters Bank (UCPB) at the head office. 


The cameras were also off because according to UCPB president Jojo Querubin, it was a Sunday and the room was dark and locked anyway. The cash, he said, consisted of collections made last Saturday from clients which are kept inside the cash safe before being transferred to the big vault. 


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                    [Title] => Africa asks court to void election of Nieto group to board of Philcomsat Holdings
                    [Summary] => The group of lawyer Victor Africa has filed a complaint with the Makati Regional Trial Court, seeking the nullification of the election of Manuel Nieto and his associates to the board of directors of Philcomsat Holdings Corp. (PHC).


The complaint, filed on Sept. 10, also seeks to recognize Africa as the proxy of Philcomsat so he would be allowed to vote the shares standing in Philcomsat’s name at subsequent elections for the members of the PHC board of directors.


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                    [Title] => Philcomsat in joint venture talks with local, Singaporean firms for real estate projects
                    [Summary] => Philcomsat Holdings Corp. (formerly Liberty Mines Inc.) is in discussions with local and Singaporean companies for a  joint venture in line with its foray into real estate development.


Documents submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission showed that the unidentified local firm is involved in the development of medium-cost housing in Pasig while the Singaporean company is engaged in the development of a housing and industrial zone in Calabarzon.


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PHILCOMSAT HOLDINGS

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Senate Majority Leader Francis Pangilinan said the majority group will  meet within the week to determine who they will be recommend to the ethics committee, which  has no chairman at the moment.


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                    [Title] => Asset audit rekindles Philcomsat row despite agreement
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In the latest twist to the long-running feud, the group led by Amb. Manuel Nieto Jr. has called for an independent audit of the books and records of Philcomsat (Philippine Communication  Satellite Corp.)  and Philippine Overseas Telecommunications Corp. (POTC).  


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The Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) said yesterday it is planning to file charges of estafa against the president and board members of the Philippine Overseas Telecommunications Corp. (POTC) for allegedly selling sequestered assets of the government without the PCGG’s knowledge. 


PCGG commissioner for assets and management Ricardo Abcede said POTC president Victor Africa and his board sold assets of subsidiary Philippine Communications Satellite Corp. (Philcomsat) without informing the PCGG.


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Iyan ang problema ng mga minority stockholders ng Philcomsat Holdings Corporation (PHC) dahil sa pagtutol ng naturang kompanya na magdaos ng stockholders meeting para sa taong ito.  Ano kayang anomalya ang nangyayari, tanong nila?


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The cameras were also off because according to UCPB president Jojo Querubin, it was a Sunday and the room was dark and locked anyway. The cash, he said, consisted of collections made last Saturday from clients which are kept inside the cash safe before being transferred to the big vault. 


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The complaint, filed on Sept. 10, also seeks to recognize Africa as the proxy of Philcomsat so he would be allowed to vote the shares standing in Philcomsat’s name at subsequent elections for the members of the PHC board of directors.


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Documents submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission showed that the unidentified local firm is involved in the development of medium-cost housing in Pasig while the Singaporean company is engaged in the development of a housing and industrial zone in Calabarzon.


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