+ Follow YANGA AND SANTOS Tag
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[Title] => Mayor orders excess dads to step down
[Summary] => Malabon City Mayor Amado Vicencio yesterday finally ordered former Councilors Isagani Santos and Rogelio Yanga to vacate their office effective immediately because they are in excess of the required number.
"Compliance is mandatory... until further orders from the Supreme Court, (Yanga and Santos) are no longer entitled to the emoluments and status of city councilors," said Vicencio in a memorandum order.
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[Title] => Malabon loses another councilor
[Summary] => Malabon lost another member of the city council after the Ombudsman affirmed an earlier decision to dismiss Councilor Venancio Sevilla from service for falsifying government records and lying.
The Ombudsman also ordered Sevilla to cease and desist from holding public office. He was stripped of his privileges such as retirement benefits, the right to run for any public office and employment in government offices.
[DatePublished] => 2002-09-20 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jerry Botial
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[Title] => Councilor sacked for dishonesty
[Summary] => A Malabon councilor was ordered dismissed from the service by the Ombudsman after he was found guilty of dishonesty and of falsifying public documents in a case filed against him last year.
In a seven-page decision, Ombudsman Aniano Desierto issued the order against Malabon minority Councilor Venancio Sevilla which carried with it "the forfeiture of all his retirement benefits and accrued leave credits and with prejudice to re-employment in any branch of government, including government-owned or controlled corporations."
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[Title] => ‘Special Malabon election not likely’
[Summary] => A top-ranking Metro Manila Commission on Elections (Comelec) official dismissed the possibility of holding a special poll to resolve the brewing controversy involving two "extra" members of the Malabon City Council.
Comelec Metro Manila Director Ferdinand Rafanan said that the election has long been over and holding a special poll is a remote possibility.
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YANGA AND SANTOS
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[Title] => Mayor orders excess dads to step down
[Summary] => Malabon City Mayor Amado Vicencio yesterday finally ordered former Councilors Isagani Santos and Rogelio Yanga to vacate their office effective immediately because they are in excess of the required number.
"Compliance is mandatory... until further orders from the Supreme Court, (Yanga and Santos) are no longer entitled to the emoluments and status of city councilors," said Vicencio in a memorandum order.
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[Summary] => Malabon lost another member of the city council after the Ombudsman affirmed an earlier decision to dismiss Councilor Venancio Sevilla from service for falsifying government records and lying.
The Ombudsman also ordered Sevilla to cease and desist from holding public office. He was stripped of his privileges such as retirement benefits, the right to run for any public office and employment in government offices.
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[Title] => Councilor sacked for dishonesty
[Summary] => A Malabon councilor was ordered dismissed from the service by the Ombudsman after he was found guilty of dishonesty and of falsifying public documents in a case filed against him last year.
In a seven-page decision, Ombudsman Aniano Desierto issued the order against Malabon minority Councilor Venancio Sevilla which carried with it "the forfeiture of all his retirement benefits and accrued leave credits and with prejudice to re-employment in any branch of government, including government-owned or controlled corporations."
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[Summary] => A top-ranking Metro Manila Commission on Elections (Comelec) official dismissed the possibility of holding a special poll to resolve the brewing controversy involving two "extra" members of the Malabon City Council.
Comelec Metro Manila Director Ferdinand Rafanan said that the election has long been over and holding a special poll is a remote possibility.
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