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Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita defended Malacañang’s choice of Customs commissioner, saying President Arroyo would not make any appointment without good basis and information gathered from various sources.


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 "His good collection track record got him that promotion, but he must prove his worth by meeting collection targets of the Bureau of Customs," Tarlac Rep. Jesli Lapus said in a statement.


"He must also clear himself of pending charges, if any," he said.


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ASSISTANT MAJORITY LEADER ABRAHAM MITRA

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Palace: Morales to stay at Customs unless proven guilty of charges

December 28, 2005 - 12:00am

Newly installed acting Customs Commissioner Napoleon Morales will stay in his post unless proven guilty of the charges leveled against him, Malacañang said yesterday. Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita defended...

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‘Customs OIC on probation’

December 27, 2005 - 12:00am

Newly installed acting Customs Commissioner Napoleon Morales is on probation and could be appointed in a permanent capacity if he does his job well, the chairman of the House ways and means committee said yesterday. ...

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