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The additional security checks of the PSG, requiring all those who would enter Kalayaan building to go through the metal detectors at the Technical Inspection Center (TIC) at the Palace sentry gate, took effect yesterday.


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Jerry Carual lodged the complaint with the Manila prosecutor’s office, claiming that the accusations against him were "malicious."


Press Secretary Noel Cabrera, acting on a two-page complaint against Carual, has relieved him as chief of the Palace photo section.


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PRESS UNDERSECRETARY CARMEN SUVA

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The additional security checks of the PSG, requiring all those who would enter Kalayaan building to go through the metal detectors at the Technical Inspection Center (TIC) at the Palace sentry gate, took effect yesterday.


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Jerry Carual lodged the complaint with the Manila prosecutor’s office, claiming that the accusations against him were "malicious."


Press Secretary Noel Cabrera, acting on a two-page complaint against Carual, has relieved him as chief of the Palace photo section.


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PSG imposes new security measures at Malacañang

By Marichu A. Villanueva | November 13, 2002 - 12:00am

Better siege than sorry. A kind of siege mentality returned to Malacañang when the Presidential Security Group (PSG) imposed stringent security measures without advising people who regularly do business there...

Headlines

Palace fotog files libel suit

February 20, 2002 - 12:00am

The chief close-in photographer of President Arroyo filed yesterday a libel complaint against 25 of his fellow workers at Malacañang’s photo section who earlier had denounced him for alleged irregularities. Jerry...

Nation