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[Title] => Agricultural pork 'paid' to inexistent NGOs
[Summary] => Malacañang is frantic to downplay the First Couple’s extravagant $20,000 (P1 million) dinner party at a swanky New York restaurant. Leyte Rep. Martin Romualdez had footed the bill, it’s insisting.
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[Title] => Pichay: I bought two tractors with P3.2 million in agri funds
[Summary] => Surigao del Sur Rep. Prospero Pichay Jr. said yesterday he used the P3.25 million that the Department of Agriculture (DA) released to him before the May 2004 elections to buy two tractors for farmers in Cantilan town in his district.
"I bought two tractors which were delivered to the farmers’ association in Cantilan," he said in an interview with dzMM’s Anthony Taberna.
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[Title] => Caraga fertilizer anomaly revealed
[Summary] => Congressmen and local officials in the Agusan-Surigao provinces, known as the Caraga Region, diverted more than P22 million in fertilizer funds to their favorite foundations.
The funds are part of the P2.8 billion in farm input money that Malacanang released to the Department of Agriculture (DA) shortly before the May 2004 elections and which was allegedly used for President Arroyo’s election campaign.
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The funds are part of the P2.8 billion in farm input money that Malacanang released to the Department of Agriculture (DA) shortly before the May 2004 elections and which was allegedly used for President Arroyo’s election campaign.
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The funds are part of the P2.8 billion in farm input money that Malacanang released to the Department of Agriculture (DA) shortly before the May 2004 elections and which was allegedly used for President Arroyo’s election campaign.
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