+ Follow ANTONIETO FERRER AND EDGARDO ISRAEL Tag
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[Title] => This Army buck private is now a one-star general
[Summary] => The Commission on Appointments unanimously confirmed yesterday the promotion of the first brigadier general in the Armed Forces who started his military service as a buck private.
Brig. Gen. Santiago Prejido, 54, was all smiles as he stood at attention while the bicameral body announced his confirmation, along with 19 other military officers led by controversial Maj. Gen. Romeo Dominguez.
Prejido has decidedly gone a long way since he enlisted 36 years ago as private in the Philippine Army.
[DatePublished] => 2002-03-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => Army general in Abu ‘ransom’ cleared, promoted
[Summary] => The defense committee of the Commission on Appointments endorsed yesterday the promotion of controversial Brig. Gen. Romeo Dominguez to major general.
Dominguez, who was at the center of controversy following allegations that his aide carried an attaché case filled with crisp P1,000 bills at the height of the military operations against the Abu Sayyaf in Lamitan, Basilan in June last year, breezed through the confirmation hearing.
"We were all satisfied with his answers on that incident," said Cebu City Rep. Raul del Mar, a member of the committee.
[DatePublished] => 2002-03-13 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Efren Danao
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ANTONIETO FERRER AND EDGARDO ISRAEL
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[Title] => This Army buck private is now a one-star general
[Summary] => The Commission on Appointments unanimously confirmed yesterday the promotion of the first brigadier general in the Armed Forces who started his military service as a buck private.
Brig. Gen. Santiago Prejido, 54, was all smiles as he stood at attention while the bicameral body announced his confirmation, along with 19 other military officers led by controversial Maj. Gen. Romeo Dominguez.
Prejido has decidedly gone a long way since he enlisted 36 years ago as private in the Philippine Army.
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[Title] => Army general in Abu ‘ransom’ cleared, promoted
[Summary] => The defense committee of the Commission on Appointments endorsed yesterday the promotion of controversial Brig. Gen. Romeo Dominguez to major general.
Dominguez, who was at the center of controversy following allegations that his aide carried an attaché case filled with crisp P1,000 bills at the height of the military operations against the Abu Sayyaf in Lamitan, Basilan in June last year, breezed through the confirmation hearing.
"We were all satisfied with his answers on that incident," said Cebu City Rep. Raul del Mar, a member of the committee.
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