+ Follow ROMULO ARMAMENTO Tag
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[Title] => Carmakers urged: Tell the truth
[Summary] => The Association of Philippine Auctioneers (APA) urged major carmakers this week to "stop telling lies" on their alleged losses due to the importation of used motor vehicles into the country.
In a statement, APA president Romulo Armamento said the claim of the Philippine Automotive Federation Inc. (PAFI) of possibly selling another 20,000 units last year if not for the continued importation of used motor vehicles is nothing but a blatant lie.
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[Title] => Auto, truck auctioneers decry squid tactics
[Summary] => The Association of Philippine Auctioneers (APA) decried yesterday what it described as a squid tactic being employed by car assemblers and dealers when it accused importers of second-hand vehicles and trucks from Subic of non-payment of taxes.
Romulo Armamento, APA president, said that contrary to the car dealers association’s threat, it was the car industry which is under attack after it was learned that car assemblers in the country were involved in several tax avoidance schemes.
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[Title] => Auctioneers protest plan to ban importation of used cars
[Summary] => The government will only kill the goose that lays the golden egg if it gives in to carmakers’ pressure to completely stop the auction of used heavy equipment, trucks and motor vehicles in Subic.
Members of the Association of Philippine Auctioneers (APA), in a position paper, said the government should look at the big picture in dealing with the auction industry and not simply give in blindly to the caprices of major car manufacturers.
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ROMULO ARMAMENTO
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In a statement, APA president Romulo Armamento said the claim of the Philippine Automotive Federation Inc. (PAFI) of possibly selling another 20,000 units last year if not for the continued importation of used motor vehicles is nothing but a blatant lie.
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Romulo Armamento, APA president, said that contrary to the car dealers association’s threat, it was the car industry which is under attack after it was learned that car assemblers in the country were involved in several tax avoidance schemes.
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Members of the Association of Philippine Auctioneers (APA), in a position paper, said the government should look at the big picture in dealing with the auction industry and not simply give in blindly to the caprices of major car manufacturers.
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