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                    [Summary] => Sen. Manuel Villar has indefinitely suspended the Senate jueteng inquiry because there are no "very material witnesses" left to be summoned to the probe, which he added has become politically charged.


Senate Minority Leader Aquilino Pimentel Jr., however, wants the two Senate committees conducting the hearings to summon three suspected jueteng operators before finally ending the probe.


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                    [Title] => Senate jueteng probe resumes Tuesday
                    [Summary] => The Senate has scheduled a sixth hearing into the jueteng controversy, even though no known illegal lottery operators have been summoned to appear.


Retired police general Restituto Mosqueda, the former chief of the Philippine National Police (PNP)-Crime Laboratory and Bicol police regional director, was summoned again to testify before the Senate joint committee after failing to attend previous hearings, citing hospital confinement.


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                    [Summary] => A 62-year-old businesswoman, who was allegedly swindled by Sandra Cam of more than P200,000, urged the Senate yesterday to dig deeper into the background of the jueteng whistleblower. 


In an interview at her Quezon City home over the weekend, Susan Sandejas-Gomez said Cam failed to pay her some P260,000 for the  rent of two apartments in Malate, Manila.


The lease contract was from Aug. 11 to Sept. 2003, she added.


Gomez said the estafa charges which she had filed against Cam last year have not been acted upon by the Quezon City Prosecutors Office.

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VILLAR AND LAPID

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In an interview at her Quezon City home over the weekend, Susan Sandejas-Gomez said Cam failed to pay her some P260,000 for the  rent of two apartments in Malate, Manila.


The lease contract was from Aug. 11 to Sept. 2003, she added.


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Senate suspends jueteng hearings

August 14, 2005 - 12:00am

Sen. Manuel Villar has indefinitely suspended the Senate jueteng inquiry because there are no "very material witnesses" left to be summoned to the probe, which he added has become politically charged. Senate...

Headlines

Senate jueteng probe resumes Tuesday

July 8, 2005 - 12:00am

The Senate has scheduled a sixth hearing into the jueteng controversy, even though no known illegal lottery operators have been summoned to appear. Retired police general Restituto Mosqueda, the former chief of...

Headlines

Businesswoman calls jueteng witness a ‘heroine of liars’

By Christina Mendez | July 4, 2005 - 12:00am

A 62-year-old businesswoman, who was allegedly swindled by Sandra Cam of more than P200,000, urged the Senate yesterday to dig deeper into the background of the jueteng whistleblower. In an interview at her Quezon...

Headlines