+ Follow ANTHONY LAGMAN Tag
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[Title] => Defending whistleblowers
[Summary] => Sen. Mar Roxas, chair of the Senate committees on trade and commerce and on economic affairs, has reacted positively to a proposal from businessmen that they would donate an average of 5 percent of their profits to an anti-corruption campaign. The offer had been made in response to the 2005 SWS Survey of Enterprises on Corruption.
The senator from Capiz said that if the businessmen are serious about their proposal, the amount will be used to reward informants of illegal government and corporate transactions.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-04 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Domini M. Torrevillas
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[Title] => Slain Pinoy soldier’s mom rejected by Gold Star
[Summary] => WHITE PLAINS, New York (AP) — Everyone agrees that Ligaya Lagman is a Gold Star mother, part of the long line of mournful women whose sons or daughters gave their lives for their country. Her 27-year-old son, army Staff Sgt. Anthony Lagman, was killed last year in Afghanistan, but the largest organization of these women, the American Gold Star Mothers Inc., has rejected Lagman, a Filipino, for membership because — though a permanent resident and a taxpayer — she is not a US citizen.
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ANTHONY LAGMAN
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[Summary] => Sen. Mar Roxas, chair of the Senate committees on trade and commerce and on economic affairs, has reacted positively to a proposal from businessmen that they would donate an average of 5 percent of their profits to an anti-corruption campaign. The offer had been made in response to the 2005 SWS Survey of Enterprises on Corruption.
The senator from Capiz said that if the businessmen are serious about their proposal, the amount will be used to reward informants of illegal government and corporate transactions.
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[Title] => Slain Pinoy soldier’s mom rejected by Gold Star
[Summary] => WHITE PLAINS, New York (AP) — Everyone agrees that Ligaya Lagman is a Gold Star mother, part of the long line of mournful women whose sons or daughters gave their lives for their country. Her 27-year-old son, army Staff Sgt. Anthony Lagman, was killed last year in Afghanistan, but the largest organization of these women, the American Gold Star Mothers Inc., has rejected Lagman, a Filipino, for membership because — though a permanent resident and a taxpayer — she is not a US citizen.
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