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Saturday, January 24, 2009

 

Resado turns tables on PDEA

Agency lawyer says prosecutor twisted story

A government lawyer linked to an alleged bribery attempt in a celebrated drugs case seemed to have admitted that money was dangled before him—but his accusers got it all wrong on where the offer came from.

State Prosecutor John Resado from the Department of Justice told lawmakers on Friday that Alvaro Lazaro, a lawyer from the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), had attempted to bribe him in exchange for his dismissal of drug-trafficking charges against the “Alabang Boys”—three rich young men entrapped by the agency in September 2008.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

Malacañang said it has not received any official information on the allegedly pervasive influence of narco-politics in the country, contrary to revelations made by the chief of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA).

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Filipino workers—here and abroad—are under assault from the global financial crisis, which is being blamed for the massive job cuts in Macau and in the Philippines.

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The Philippine manufacturing unit of Intel maintained that the global economic downturn is the reason why the chip manufacturer is closing down its operations here.

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WASHINGTON, D.C.: US President Barack Obama picked two high-powered peacemakers for the Middle East as well as Afghanistan and Pakistan, in yet another swift break with Bush administration policy.

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The Manny Pacquiao-Ricky Hatton superfight booked for May 2 at the MGM Grand Arena is finally a go, after Pacquiao accepted the previous 52-48 split offered by the Hatton camp.

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The lawlessness compels children—some as young as 12—to carry guns as security when going around the southern island province of Basilan, a bishop said.

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FEATURE

WASHINGTON, D.C.: Barack Obama celebrated the first triumph of his presidency on Thursday, revealing he will get to keep his beloved BlackBerry.

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BEVERLY HILLS: Period love story The Curious Case of Benjamin Button emerged as the front-runner for the Academy Awards here Thursday, after landing a whopping 13 nominations.

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Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp. announced another round of price adjustments at the pump Friday.

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