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                    [Title] => Nenaco, SuperFerry offer low-priced tickets at 18th Travel Tour Expo
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                    [Title] => Buong PEA board resign na!
                    [Summary] => Tuluyan ng magbibitiw ang mga matataas na opisyal ng kontrobersiyal na Public Estates Authority (PEA) na nadawit sa umano’y maanomalyang Pres. Diosdado Macapagal boulevard.


Sinabi ni Presidential Spokesman Rigoberto Tiglao na nakumbinsi na ng Malacañang ang buong board na bumitaw na sa PEA sa pangunguna ni Chairman Ernest Villareal.


Bukod kay Villareal, miyembro din ng board sina dating congressman Rodolfo Tuazon, whistle-blower Sulficio Tagud at Ben Carino na siya ring general manager.


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                    [Title] => Editoryal - Patunayan sa gawa hindi sa ngawa
                    [Summary] => LIFESTYLE check. Ito ang bagong kautusan ni President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo bago tumulak kamakalawa patungong Mexico para sa summit ng Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC). Pero natatakpan ang kautusang ito dahil sa kaliwa’t kanang takot sa bomba. Sunud-sunod ang bomb threat at malamang na ang pag-check sa estilo ng pamumuhay ng mga Cabinet member ...
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                    [Title] => Ex-PEA chairman justifies road deal
                    [Summary] => Former chairman Frisco San Juan of the Public Estates Authority (PEA) justified yesterday the P584-million project cost for the controversial President Diosdado Macapagal Blvd. (PDMB), saying this was duly approved by the Commission on Audit (COA).


Testifying before the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee, San Juan said there was nothing irregular in the PDMB project and that the old PEA board followed everything in the book.


State Auditor Manuela de la Paz confirmed before the committee that the COA had indeed approved the original contract of P584.3 million.


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                    [Title] => No funds to pay 4,000 cops, lawmakers told
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Philippine National Police officials told the House appropriations committee chaired by Rep. Rolando Andaya Jr. (Lakas, Camarines Sur) that not a single centavo of the money allotted for the hiring of 4,000 additional policemen this year has been released to them.


They said they have started screening the recruits but cannot hire them because the money for such purpose is not available.


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                    [Title] => Lawmaker claims 44 PEA execs got P13-M in loans
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Rep. Juan Miguel Zubiri (Lakas, Bukidnon) revealed this yesterday based on the findings of a Commission on Audit team that conducted a financial audit of PEA.


Zubiri said as of December 2000, uncollected loans from 44 former agency officers, including two chairmen and seven directors who served during the Ramos administration, totaled P12.9 million.


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                    [Title] => Whistle-blower sa Macapagal road scam hinamong magpa-lie test
                    [Summary] => Hinamon kahapon ni Public Estates Authority (PEA) chairman Ernest Villareal si PEA director Sulficio Tagud na pangatawanan na nito ang pangakong magpapa-lie detector ito hinggil sa mga inaakusa nitong anomalya sa overpricing sa isang bahagi ng President Diosdado Macapagal blvd.


Binigyang-diin ni Villareal na handa rin ang PEA board na sumailalim sa isang lie detector test anumang oras, at yaman din lamang na si Tagud ang naghamon, walang dahilan ang director para umatras ito ngayon.


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Sinabi ni Presidential Spokesman Rigoberto Tiglao na nakumbinsi na ng Malacañang ang buong board na bumitaw na sa PEA sa pangunguna ni Chairman Ernest Villareal.


Bukod kay Villareal, miyembro din ng board sina dating congressman Rodolfo Tuazon, whistle-blower Sulficio Tagud at Ben Carino na siya ring general manager.


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Testifying before the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee, San Juan said there was nothing irregular in the PDMB project and that the old PEA board followed everything in the book.


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Zubiri said as of December 2000, uncollected loans from 44 former agency officers, including two chairmen and seven directors who served during the Ramos administration, totaled P12.9 million.


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