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Tuesday, September 04, 2007 |
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Atong paid ‘blood
money’ for Lacson |
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By Jomar Canlas Reporter
First of two parts
The government has an affidavit
from Charlie “Atong” Ang saying he paid the families of the
killed Kuratong Baleleng gang members millions of pesos in behalf of
Sen. Panfilo Lacson—a charge Lacson vehemently denies.
This seems to bolster earlier
reports that even before the Senate reopened the controversial
“Hello, Garci” case, the government was ready with its own trump
card—one that would pit Ang against Lacson.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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2 in Cabinet
called to ZTE grilling
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The House of Representatives will
investigate the controversial National Broadband Network contract
awarded to ZTE Corp. of China and will summon two Cabinet members on
September 12.
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Pacific Plan
holders chalk up win in CA
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THE Court of Appeals has
overturned a lower court ruling that denied a group of Pacific Plan
policy holders a say in rehabilitating the company.
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NAT results bright
for elementary students
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Public elementary pupils did
slightly better in math, English, science and two other subjects
this year than last year in the National Achievement Test (NAT).
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Spot market mess
to push up electricity rates
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Electricity rates are expected to
rise by as much as P6 per kilowatt-hour after the Energy Regulatory
Commission (ERC) ordered the electricity spot market’s operator to
pay the Power Sector Assets and Liabilities...
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PSE chief woos
OFWs to play stock market
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The Philippine Stock Exchange is
lobbying for changes in the antimoney laundering law that would
allow overseas Filipino workers to invest in the stock market.
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NBI to summon 5 in frat hazing death
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The National Bureau of
Investigation wants to question at least five persons who could shed
light on the death of University of the Philippines student Chris
Anthony Mendez, believed to be a victim of fraternity hazing.
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