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City Council Secretary Melvin Quevas, who has taken over some of the functions of City Administrator Samilo Barlongay, said that it was Barlongay himself, a lawyer, who advised Vicencio to just settle the dispute in court.


"Maybe he (Vicencio) heeded the advice of City Administrator Barlongay to straighten out the issue before a proper forum," he said.


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"Maybe he (Vicencio) heeded the advice of City Administrator Barlongay to straighten out the issue before a proper forum," he said.


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Feuding Malabon mayors set aside differences; employees’ paychecks signed

By Jerry Botial | June 23, 2004 - 12:00am

Malabon city hall’s over 2,000 employees, feeling distressed after failing to get their salaries last June 15, heaved a collective sigh of relief after the vouchers were finally signed a week later last Monday...

Metro

A no-show for Vicencio

April 30, 2003 - 12:00am

Suspended Malabon City Mayor Amado Vicencio, who has vowed to reassume his post, was a no-show at City Hall yesterday. City Council Secretary Melvin Quevas, who has taken over some of the functions of City Administrator...

Metro