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[Title] => Two councilors eye longer suspension for Malabon mayor
[Summary] => Opposition councilors who successfully petitioned the Sandiganbayan for the suspension of Malabon City Mayor Amado Vicencio on graft charges, yesterday vowed to keep the chief executive out of the city hall for as long as they can.
The minority bloc, led by Councilors Edilberto Torres and Chiqui Roque-Villaroel, claimed they can do it by unearthing more anomalies.
Vicencio is currently serving a 90-day preventive suspension order even as his lawyers questioned the directive before the Supreme Court.
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[Title] => Malabon mayor steps down
[Summary] => It’s now official.
Malabon City Mayor Amado Vicencio stepped down from his post yesterday to serve out a 90-day suspension on orders of the Sandiganbayan.
The mayor, who chaired the local pre-qualification bid and awards committee, and four members of the body have been found guilty of graft charges filed by opposition councilors two years ago.
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[Title] => Suspension order out vs Malabon mayor
[Summary] => Embattled Malabon City Mayor Amado Vicencio will have to step down and leave his post for at least three months after the Sandiganbayan directed the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) to implement the 90-day preventive suspension order it earlier promulgated against the local chief executive and four other city officials.
In a five-page order, the anti-graft court’s second division junked all arguments presented by the mayor’s counsel in trying to quash the suspension.
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[Title] => Graft court suspends Vicencio
[Summary] => Malabon City Mayor Amado Vicencio was ordered suspended by the Sandiganbayan Thursday in connection with the alleged anomalous awarding of the P122-million contract for the construction of a new city hall proposed three years ago.
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[Title] => Construction of Malabon Hall pushed
[Summary] => The opposing camps long at loggerheads over the stalled construction of the P122-million proposed Malabon City Hall have closed ranks in pressing the Sandiganbayan to resolve the case to finally determine whether to continue or terminate the project.
Mayor Amado Vicencio and opposition Councilors Eddie Torres and Luisa "Chiqui" Roque found themselves on the same side this time in pressing for the speedy resolution of the case.
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PIO DADULA
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[Title] => Two councilors eye longer suspension for Malabon mayor
[Summary] => Opposition councilors who successfully petitioned the Sandiganbayan for the suspension of Malabon City Mayor Amado Vicencio on graft charges, yesterday vowed to keep the chief executive out of the city hall for as long as they can.
The minority bloc, led by Councilors Edilberto Torres and Chiqui Roque-Villaroel, claimed they can do it by unearthing more anomalies.
Vicencio is currently serving a 90-day preventive suspension order even as his lawyers questioned the directive before the Supreme Court.
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[Title] => Malabon mayor steps down
[Summary] => It’s now official.
Malabon City Mayor Amado Vicencio stepped down from his post yesterday to serve out a 90-day suspension on orders of the Sandiganbayan.
The mayor, who chaired the local pre-qualification bid and awards committee, and four members of the body have been found guilty of graft charges filed by opposition councilors two years ago.
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[Title] => Suspension order out vs Malabon mayor
[Summary] => Embattled Malabon City Mayor Amado Vicencio will have to step down and leave his post for at least three months after the Sandiganbayan directed the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) to implement the 90-day preventive suspension order it earlier promulgated against the local chief executive and four other city officials.
In a five-page order, the anti-graft court’s second division junked all arguments presented by the mayor’s counsel in trying to quash the suspension.
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[Title] => Graft court suspends Vicencio
[Summary] => Malabon City Mayor Amado Vicencio was ordered suspended by the Sandiganbayan Thursday in connection with the alleged anomalous awarding of the P122-million contract for the construction of a new city hall proposed three years ago.
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[Title] => Construction of Malabon Hall pushed
[Summary] => The opposing camps long at loggerheads over the stalled construction of the P122-million proposed Malabon City Hall have closed ranks in pressing the Sandiganbayan to resolve the case to finally determine whether to continue or terminate the project.
Mayor Amado Vicencio and opposition Councilors Eddie Torres and Luisa "Chiqui" Roque found themselves on the same side this time in pressing for the speedy resolution of the case.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1097044
[AuthorName] => Jerry Botial
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