+ Follow PRESIDENT AQUINO AND BUDGET SECRETARY FLORENCIO ABAD Tag
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[Title] => Palace exec admits controversial provisions in savings bill
[Summary] => A Malacañang official conceded yesterday the “retroactive and curative” provisions in the draft bill defining savings submitted by the Department of Budget and Management to Congress were “controversial,” given the Supreme Court’s decision against the Disbursement Acceleration Program (DAP).
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[Title] => CHR regional offices to help victims’ claims board
[Summary] => To fast-track the processing of claims of victims of abuse during Martial Law, the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) has offered the services of its regional and sub-regional offices to the Human Rights Victims’ Claims Board (HRVCB).
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PRESIDENT AQUINO AND BUDGET SECRETARY FLORENCIO ABAD
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