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[Summary] => Grandmaster Joey Antonio led a group of players and arbiters who sought the help of the National Bureau of Investigation on Thursday to look into charges of falsification of public documents allegedly committed by the National Chess Federation of the Philippines.
Named in the complaint were relieved National Chess Federation of the Philippines secretary general Sammy Estimo and former executive director Gene Poliarco, who attested to the NCFP liquidation report sent to the Philippine Sports Commission to justify the P1,128,000 assistance it gave to the NCFP in 2002.
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Named in the complaint were relieved National Chess Federation of the Philippines secretary general Sammy Estimo and former executive director Gene Poliarco, who attested to the NCFP liquidation report sent to the Philippine Sports Commission to justify the P1,128,000 assistance it gave to the NCFP in 2002.
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May 15, 2004 - 12:00am
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While there will be some senators who will be impartial, a majority of Filipinos believed that there will be some who would not be fair in their decision in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, a survey conducted by Pulse Asia showed.
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Vice President Sara Duterte on Thursday said the Senate impeachment court and the Office of the Ombudsman are the proper forums to answer allegations that she failed to declare properties linked to her family.
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A tutoring program that the Department of Education credits with cutting the number of struggling readers by two-thirds stands to lose nearly all its funding next year — one of several items Education Secretary Sonny Angara asked senators on Friday, October 16, to fill.
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Vice President Sara Duterte and her defense team had an inkling that House prosecutors would reduce the impeachment case against her to a single charge, as rumors of the move had already been abound, two of her defense lawyers said.
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Even with the ongoing impeachment trial against her, Vice President Sara Duterte continues to enjoy much higher trust and approval ratings than President Marcos, a survey for the third quarter conducted by Pulse Asia showed.
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