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The dissent, which was signed by Senators Robert Jaworski, Blas Ople and Vicente Sotto III, cited "inherent flaws" of a majority report that had earlier cleared Cayetano of any wrongdoing in dealing with stocks of the gaming firm.


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                    [Summary] => Sen. Francis Pangilinan, chairman of the Senate committee on ethics, stood pat yesterday on the committee decision not to reopen the case against Sen. Renato Cayetano who has been cleared of any wrongdoing in dealing with stocks of Best World Resources.


He defended the ethics committee’s findings that there was no evidence indicating that Cayetano’s investments in BW stocks were not ordinary transactions of a regular stock player. 


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Castro clarifies statement on BW scandal report

April 23, 2009 - 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines - I write in connection with the article published in your newspaper last April 16, 2009 entitled “BW’s Tan gave Lacson 300,000 shares, documents show” as written by Mr. Tony...

Letters to the Editor

Senate minority seeks expulsion of Cayetano

By Aurea Calica | January 15, 2002 - 12:00am

Members of the Senate minority called yesterday for the expulsion of Sen. Renato Cayetano from the chamber in connection with the Best World Resources (BW) stock scandal. The dissent, which was signed by Senators...

Headlines

Pangilinan won’t reopen Cayetano case

December 29, 2001 - 12:00am

Sen. Francis Pangilinan, chairman of the Senate committee on ethics, stood pat yesterday on the committee decision not to reopen the case against Sen. Renato Cayetano who has been cleared of any wrongdoing in dealing...

Headlines