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Ordered dismissed based on the PAGC’s recommendations were NBI regional director Carlos Saunar and Land Bank Realty Development Corp. president and general manager Edward Fereira.
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Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC) chairwoman Constancia de Guzman has created a Special Operations Team to investigate alleged anomalies involving presidential appointees in seven government agencies perceived to be the most corrupt.
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