+ Follow BENGZON AND LASTIMOSO Tag
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[Title] => Lastimoso still LTO chief?
[Summary] => Weeks after Malacañang ordered Land Transportation Office (LTO) chief Roberto Lastimoso relieved from his post, he is still said to be occupying it due to a technicality.
LTO sources said the reason for this was the failure of the Department of Transportation and Communications and Malacañang to forward a formal order for Lastimoso to vacate his post and turn it over to LTO officer-in-charge Agustin Bengzon, who is undersecretary for special concerns and maritime affairs at the DOTC.
[DatePublished] => 2003-07-18 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Rainier Allan Ronda
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[Title] => LTO chief not unceremoniously axed — Palace
[Summary] => Press Secretary Milton Alingod refuted yesterday reports that Roberto Lastimoso was relieved as chief of the Land Transportation Office (LTO) without being officially informed beforehand.
Alingod said Undersecretary Enrique Perez of the Presidential Search Committee called Lastimoso on the phone on Thursday to inform him that DOTC Undersecretary Agustin Bengzon had been designated LTO officer-in-charge by President Arroyo.
"Perez had been trying to contact Lastimoso since July 1, 2003 but the latter was either out of town or in meetings," Alingod said.
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BENGZON AND LASTIMOSO
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[Title] => Lastimoso still LTO chief?
[Summary] => Weeks after Malacañang ordered Land Transportation Office (LTO) chief Roberto Lastimoso relieved from his post, he is still said to be occupying it due to a technicality.
LTO sources said the reason for this was the failure of the Department of Transportation and Communications and Malacañang to forward a formal order for Lastimoso to vacate his post and turn it over to LTO officer-in-charge Agustin Bengzon, who is undersecretary for special concerns and maritime affairs at the DOTC.
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[Title] => LTO chief not unceremoniously axed — Palace
[Summary] => Press Secretary Milton Alingod refuted yesterday reports that Roberto Lastimoso was relieved as chief of the Land Transportation Office (LTO) without being officially informed beforehand.
Alingod said Undersecretary Enrique Perez of the Presidential Search Committee called Lastimoso on the phone on Thursday to inform him that DOTC Undersecretary Agustin Bengzon had been designated LTO officer-in-charge by President Arroyo.
"Perez had been trying to contact Lastimoso since July 1, 2003 but the latter was either out of town or in meetings," Alingod said.
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