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Magiging maganda ang Pasko ni Mayor Jejomar Binay matapos na pabalikin ito ng Court of Appeals (CA) sa kanyang posisyon bilang alkalde ng Makati City. Ito ay matapos na magpalabas ang Court of Appeals (CA) ng preliminary injunction na nag-aatas na makabalik at maupo muli si Binay bilang Mayor ng Makati City.


Sa anim na pahinang resolution na ipinalabas ng CA, ipinaliwanag nito na hangga’t hindi nagpapalabas ang korte ng panibagong kautusan ay wala nang makakapagpatalsik kay Binay sa puwesto.


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The three justices of the Sandiganbayan’s Third Division who were accused by former Makati City vice mayor Roberto Brillante of allegedly receiving bribes to dismiss a graft case against Makati City Mayor Jejomar Binay are still planning what action to take against their accuser.


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                    [Title] => Binay says Ibay’s claim fictitious, politically motivated
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Makati City Mayor Jejomar Binay yesterday accused former councilor Oscar Ibay of coming up with "fictitious allegations" that eight of every 10 employees of the city government do not have a taxpayer’s identification number (TIN) thus making them ghost employees.


He dubbed the same another malicious and politically motivated attack by a man who ran against him but lost in the May 2004 elections.


Binay said Ibay went out of bounds in claiming that 80 percent of city hall’s workers do not have TIN and this makes him liable for a supposed crime.

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In a country where every executive action is given political color, the administration needs to work doubly hard to avoid being accused of political persecution when imposing disciplinary action. In the case of Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay, the administration appears to be begging for a formal indictment for harassment. 


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In a 20-page petition, Binay asked the CA to require Ermita to issue a bill of particulars on the complaint filed by Brillante against him to enable him to give an "intelligent answer to the complaint."


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                    [Title] => Kasong kriminal vs Makati officials pinareresolba
                    [Summary] => Umapela kahapon ang Campaign for Public Accountability (CPA) sa Office of the Ombudsman na resolbahin na ang mga kasong kriminal na isinampa nila laban kay Makati Mayor Jejomer Binay at iba pang opisyal ng naturang lungsod.


Pinuna ni CPA convenor Roberto Brillante na dalawang taon nang naisumite para desisyunan ang naturang mga kaso na kinabibilangan ng plunder, estafa/misappropriation of public funds at grave misconduct.


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In a joint affidavit-complaint, seven complainants, led by Rolly Ligon of the Metro Manila Cockpit Owners and Operators, and Roberto Brillante, convenor of the Campaign for Public Accountability (CPA), asked the Office of the Ombudsman to order the Makati City government to stop the holding of cockfights at the Makati Coliseum.


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ROBERTO BRILLANTE

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Sa anim na pahinang resolution na ipinalabas ng CA, ipinaliwanag nito na hangga’t hindi nagpapalabas ang korte ng panibagong kautusan ay wala nang makakapagpatalsik kay Binay sa puwesto.


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He dubbed the same another malicious and politically motivated attack by a man who ran against him but lost in the May 2004 elections.


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