+ Follow BATAAN BISHOP HONESTO ONGTIOCO Tag
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[Title] => Usbaw sa networth sa SALN may buhis
[Summary] => Nipahimangno ang usa ka kanhi opisyal sa Bureau of Internal Revenue sa mga opisyal sa gobiyerno batok sa pagpahambog sa dagko nilang bahandi sa ilang Statement of Assets, Liabilities and Networth (SALN).
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[Title] => Furniture maker sues CBCP firms for P20-M
[Summary] => Two Internet companies controlled by the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) were sued yesterday to compel them to pay unpaid debts amounting to more than P20 million.
Records at the Mandaluyong City Regional Trial Court show that furniture maker Spinbase International Corp. has filed a case for the collection of P19,787,644 in unpaid debts from CBCPNET and CBCP World.
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[Title] => SEC gives CBCPNet 10 days to give info on Internet venture
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has given the minority shareholders of CBCPNet an additional 10-day period to submit material information on the failed Internet venture’s financial operations before the corporate watchdog takes over the firm’s management.
SEC commissioner Jesus Martinez said the lack of an audit report and financial statement of CBCPNet would hinder the planned take over, especially as it concerns the identification and orderly disposal of its assets and the setting of its obligations to creditors.
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[Title] => CBCP fights back, hits businessman for swindle
[Summary] => The businessman whom Church officials accused of "bleeding dry" an Internet venture associated with the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) is "out to milk the Catholic Church" again, a prelate said yesterday.
Pedro Quitorio III, CBCP media director, said businessman Eman Lim has allegedly padded the list of creditors of the failed Internet venture CBCPNet so that the Church would pay for debts which Lim supposedly incurred.
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[Title] => CBCP debts still have to be validated — Cruz
[Summary] => Struggling to fend off creditors who are now knocking on his door, Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz clarified yesterday that the debts of the failed Internet venture, called CBCPNet, which he once led have yet to be determined.
"Claims of creditors still need to be validated and determined if they are properly CBCPNet or of Mr. (Eman) Lim and his company Twins Inc.," said Cruz, who served as chairman of CBCPNet with Lim as president.
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[Title] => CBCP offers web counseling for sex abuse victims
[Summary] => Riding on the popularity of the Internet, Catholic clerics in the Philippines are set to launch their own cyber-evangelization drive via Internet chat rooms that would enable them to directly answer questions regarding the Catholic faith.
Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz said the chat rooms would be one of the features of "CBCP World," the new Internet venture he formed with Bataan Bishop Honesto Ongtioco, Bishop PedroQuitorio III and the Transpacific Broadcasting Group Inc.
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Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz said the chat rooms would be one of the features of "CBCP World," the new Internet venture he formed with Bataan Bishop Honesto Ongtioco, Bishop PedroQuitorio III and the Transpacific Broadcasting Group Inc.
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[Title] => CBCP: New Net venture to succeed
[Summary] => DAGUPAN CITY — Linga-yen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz said yesterday he could no longer afford to fail and vowed that his new Internet venture will succeed.
Cruz, former president of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP), made the pledge after he admitted being gypped by a couple of P190 million in the now-bankrupt Internet venture CBCPNet.
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[Title] => CBCP gypped of P190-M
[Summary] => A day after the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines launched its second Internet project, former CBCP president and Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz admitted yesterday they were gypped of some P190 million in an earlier Internet venture.
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BATAAN BISHOP HONESTO ONGTIOCO
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[Title] => Usbaw sa networth sa SALN may buhis
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[Title] => Furniture maker sues CBCP firms for P20-M
[Summary] => Two Internet companies controlled by the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) were sued yesterday to compel them to pay unpaid debts amounting to more than P20 million.
Records at the Mandaluyong City Regional Trial Court show that furniture maker Spinbase International Corp. has filed a case for the collection of P19,787,644 in unpaid debts from CBCPNET and CBCP World.
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[Title] => SEC gives CBCPNet 10 days to give info on Internet venture
[Summary] => The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has given the minority shareholders of CBCPNet an additional 10-day period to submit material information on the failed Internet venture’s financial operations before the corporate watchdog takes over the firm’s management.
SEC commissioner Jesus Martinez said the lack of an audit report and financial statement of CBCPNet would hinder the planned take over, especially as it concerns the identification and orderly disposal of its assets and the setting of its obligations to creditors.
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[Summary] => The businessman whom Church officials accused of "bleeding dry" an Internet venture associated with the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) is "out to milk the Catholic Church" again, a prelate said yesterday.
Pedro Quitorio III, CBCP media director, said businessman Eman Lim has allegedly padded the list of creditors of the failed Internet venture CBCPNet so that the Church would pay for debts which Lim supposedly incurred.
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[Title] => CBCP debts still have to be validated — Cruz
[Summary] => Struggling to fend off creditors who are now knocking on his door, Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz clarified yesterday that the debts of the failed Internet venture, called CBCPNet, which he once led have yet to be determined.
"Claims of creditors still need to be validated and determined if they are properly CBCPNet or of Mr. (Eman) Lim and his company Twins Inc.," said Cruz, who served as chairman of CBCPNet with Lim as president.
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Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz said the chat rooms would be one of the features of "CBCP World," the new Internet venture he formed with Bataan Bishop Honesto Ongtioco, Bishop PedroQuitorio III and the Transpacific Broadcasting Group Inc.
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Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz said the chat rooms would be one of the features of "CBCP World," the new Internet venture he formed with Bataan Bishop Honesto Ongtioco, Bishop PedroQuitorio III and the Transpacific Broadcasting Group Inc.
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[Summary] => DAGUPAN CITY — Linga-yen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz said yesterday he could no longer afford to fail and vowed that his new Internet venture will succeed.
Cruz, former president of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP), made the pledge after he admitted being gypped by a couple of P190 million in the now-bankrupt Internet venture CBCPNet.
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[Summary] => A day after the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines launched its second Internet project, former CBCP president and Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz admitted yesterday they were gypped of some P190 million in an earlier Internet venture.
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