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In a joint letter to Mrs. Arroyo dated last Monday the same day their replacements were sworn into office Chief Superintendents Reynaldo Berroya, Domingo Reyes, Nicolas Pasinos and Senior Superintendent Leonilo dela Cruz said their relief violated their "constitutional right to due process."
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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENTS AVELINO RAZON AND ANTONIO SALVACION
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In a joint letter to Mrs. Arroyo dated last Monday the same day their replacements were sworn into office Chief Superintendents Reynaldo Berroya, Domingo Reyes, Nicolas Pasinos and Senior Superintendent Leonilo dela Cruz said their relief violated their "constitutional right to due process."
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By Ding Cervantes | July 31, 2002 - 12:00am
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