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A former municipal mayor in Northern Samar is facing charges for allegedly allowing his company to enter into a business transaction with the local government.

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Jadewell Pay Parking Systems will temporarily suspend its operation in Mandaue City because the “environment has become hostile.”
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MANILA, Philippines - Caloocan City Mayor Enrico Echiverri was cleared recently of an administrative complaint filed by a businessman two years ago.
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This, after the Jadewell Parking Systems Corp. sued Mayor Braulio Yara—non in the Supreme Court for allegedly issuing what it claimed was a "contemptuous" executive order on July 1, upon his assumption as city mayor, that virtually told residents not to pay parking fees.


Even the city police got a memorandum from Yaranon to arrest parking attendants who will "force" motorists to pay parking fees.  


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                    [Title] => Caloocan City gov’t to implement regulated street parking Nov. 15
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Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo is hoping that aside from bringing additional income to the city government, the on-street pay parking system would also improve the city’s traffic conditions.


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Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo, prior to the approval of the TMC or City Ordinance 0334, signed a memorandum of agreement (MOA) with Jadewell Parking Systems Corp. for the purpose of establishing an integrated traffic management system.


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