+ Follow CHAIRMAN CAMILO L Tag
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[Title] => The PCGG after 24 years
[Summary] => Around this time in 1986 when the euphoria of that historic EDSA people power revolution had not yet completely died down, one of the major concerns of the newly installed revolutionary government under the late President Cory C. Aquino was...
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[Title] => Tough stand
[Summary] => After all, it looks like PCGG Chairman Camilo L. Sabio is not entirely devoid of sound reasons and solid grounds in refusing to testify and produce evidence before the Senate inquiry of Senator Richard Gordon’s Committee on Government Corporations and Public Enterprises as well as Senator Juan Ponce Enrile’s Committee on Public Services. Contrary to the initial and prevailing impression, Sabio’s position unpopular though it may be, is not really as indefensible as pictured by a number of people including myself.
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CHAIRMAN CAMILO L
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[Title] => The PCGG after 24 years
[Summary] => Around this time in 1986 when the euphoria of that historic EDSA people power revolution had not yet completely died down, one of the major concerns of the newly installed revolutionary government under the late President Cory C. Aquino was...
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