+ Follow CAROLINA HERNANDEZ Tag
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[Title] => Noynoy hanap ni FVR
[Summary] => Dismayado si dating Pangulong Fidel V. Ramos sa hindi pagsipot ng ilang presidentiables sa ginanap na presidential forum sa Asian Institute of Management (AIM) sa Makati City, kahapon na anya’y mahalaga upang malaman ng botante ang adhikain at polisiya ng mga kandidato.
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[Title] => Soldiers can air grievances to Malacañang
[Summary] => Junior military officers and other soldiers who would like to air their gripes against more senior officials of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) can lodge their complaints before Malacañang without fear of reprisal, presidential adviser Carolina Hernandez said yesterday.
Hernandez is the presidential adviser for the implementation of the Feliciano Commission recommendations.
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[Title] => GMA orders AFP reforms carried out
[Summary] => Following another military plot to oust her from power, President Arroyo ordered yesterday the immediate implementation of reforms recommended by a fact-finding commission on the failed July 27 mutiny.
Mrs. Arroyo ordered presidential adviser Carolina Hernandez, a former member of presidential commission headed by former justice Florentino Feliciano, to oversee the implementation of the reforms.
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[Summary] => A special panel has been created by President Arroyo to oversee the implementation of recommendations made by the Feliciano Commission to prevent a repeat of the failed military mutiny.
Commission member Carolina Hernandez said in an interview that she was appointed last Tuesday by Mrs. Arroyo to head the panel and supervise the implementation.
She was informed about the appointment by Executive Secretary Alberto Romulo, the University of the Philippines law professor said.
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[Title] => AFP needs P3 billion to implement soldiers’ housing program
[Summary] => The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) needs some P3 billion to fully implement its housing program for military officers and enlisted personnel.
Defense Secretary Eduardo Ermita said the AFP cannot provide a house for every officer or enlisted personnel because of lack of funds.
"Not everyone is entitled to the housing program because we have very limited housing facilities," he said.
"We don’t have the money to build houses (for the officers and enlisted personnel). Because of this shortage, we need P3 billion."
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[Title] => GMA, Trillanes paghaharapin
[Summary] => Upang higit na malinawan ang isyu sa bintang na arogante si Pangulong Arroyo, iminungkahi ng isang miyembro ng Feliciano Commission na humarap ito sa kanilang public hearing.
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[Title] => Panel to start mutiny probe on Aug. 12
[Summary] => The six-member Feliciano Commission investigating the July 27 Makati mutiny opens on Tuesday public hearings on the case of some 300 soldiers and their possible civilian benefactors in the failed rebellion.
At least 45 persons are expected to testify for the entire duration of investigation, which is expected to be a long and "tedious" process.
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[Title] => Malacañang gives up bid to stop Congress mutiny inquiry
[Summary] => President Arroyo has given up efforts to stop congressional inquiries into the failed July 27 mutiny after both the Senate and the House of Representatives decided to conduct their own separate probes.
Mrs. Arroyo earlier said a congressional probe might muddle the investigation, expected to open today, that will be conducted by an independent six-member commission (not seven as earlier reported) that she had formed.
Politicians might also use the inquiries for political grandstanding, she warned.
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[Title] => Senate won’t suspend probe
[Summary] => Asserting its independence, the Senate refused yesterday to suspend its inquiry into the failed July 27 mutiny and insisted on resuming public hearings at an undetermined date "this week."
The House committee on defense is also set to resume its own probe into the mutiny today although committee members were divided on whether to suspend the hearing or push through with it despite the likely absence of the mutiny leaders.
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CAROLINA HERNANDEZ
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[Summary] => Junior military officers and other soldiers who would like to air their gripes against more senior officials of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) can lodge their complaints before Malacañang without fear of reprisal, presidential adviser Carolina Hernandez said yesterday.
Hernandez is the presidential adviser for the implementation of the Feliciano Commission recommendations.
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Mrs. Arroyo ordered presidential adviser Carolina Hernandez, a former member of presidential commission headed by former justice Florentino Feliciano, to oversee the implementation of the reforms.
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Commission member Carolina Hernandez said in an interview that she was appointed last Tuesday by Mrs. Arroyo to head the panel and supervise the implementation.
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[Summary] => The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) needs some P3 billion to fully implement its housing program for military officers and enlisted personnel.
Defense Secretary Eduardo Ermita said the AFP cannot provide a house for every officer or enlisted personnel because of lack of funds.
"Not everyone is entitled to the housing program because we have very limited housing facilities," he said.
"We don’t have the money to build houses (for the officers and enlisted personnel). Because of this shortage, we need P3 billion."
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[Summary] => The six-member Feliciano Commission investigating the July 27 Makati mutiny opens on Tuesday public hearings on the case of some 300 soldiers and their possible civilian benefactors in the failed rebellion.
At least 45 persons are expected to testify for the entire duration of investigation, which is expected to be a long and "tedious" process.
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Mrs. Arroyo earlier said a congressional probe might muddle the investigation, expected to open today, that will be conducted by an independent six-member commission (not seven as earlier reported) that she had formed.
Politicians might also use the inquiries for political grandstanding, she warned.
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The House committee on defense is also set to resume its own probe into the mutiny today although committee members were divided on whether to suspend the hearing or push through with it despite the likely absence of the mutiny leaders.
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