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[Title] => Two DPWH officials fail ‘lifestyle checks’
[Summary] => Two officials of the Department of Public Works and Highways failed their lifestyle checks.
It was reported last night over ABS-CBN television’s TV Patrol news program that the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC) said an undersecretary and assistant secretary of the DPWH failed the lifestyle check.
Both unnamed officials are presidential appointees and are on the list of 12 presidential appointees being investigated by PAGC, the report said.
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[Title] => PAGC asks CA to formally lift restraining order on Nani case
[Summary] => The Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC) has asked the Court of Appeals to officially lift the temporary restraining order it had issued on the commission’s investigation into charges of obstruction of justice against former Justice Secretary Hernando "Nani" Perez.
Roberto Martinez, executive assistant to PAGC chairman Dario Rama, said they have filed a manifestation with the appellate court seeking the official lifting of the 60-day freeze order, which purportedly expired last April 4.
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[Title] => PAGC recommends charges vs Nani
[Summary] => Over the objections of his two colleagues in the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC), chairman Dario Rama has recommended the filing of obstruction of justice charges against former justice secretary Hernando Perez.
In a 38-page "resolution," PAGC chairman Dario Rama said Perez should be held liable for violating Presidential Decree No. 1829 after he denied public access to travel information of government officials.
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[Title] => Intel units tapped for lifestyle check
[Summary] => "Big Brother" will be watching you.
This appeared to be the signal of the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC) as it sought the assistance of the government’s intelligence services in its long-expected lifestyle check on public officials.
PAGC Commissioner Teresita Baltazar said the details of the intelligence link-up will likely be taken up during a seminar workshop today involving government agencies and non-government organizations.
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[Title] => Ombudsman to tap CBCP for lifestyle check
[Summary] => Ombudsman Simeon Marcelo said yesterday his office will ask the help of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) in checking the lifestyle of government officials.
In a telephone interview with The STAR, Marcelo said the CBCP-affiliated Pastoral Council of the Philippines and the Legion of Mary can gather details from their communities.
"We can easily determine whether their lifestyle is beyond their income," he said.
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[Title] => Lifestyle check to exclude Perez
[Summary] => The Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC) said yesterday it is poised to set into motion the lifestyle check of public officials but announced they will have to exclude First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo and members of the police force and the military in the probe.
PAGC Commissioner Teresita Baltazar said they will still have to clarify some issues with Malacañang to include Mr. Arroyo, members of the Philippine National Police (PNP) and the Armed Forces, in the lifestyle check.
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COMMISSIONER TERESITA BALTAZAR
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Both unnamed officials are presidential appointees and are on the list of 12 presidential appointees being investigated by PAGC, the report said.
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[Summary] => The Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC) has asked the Court of Appeals to officially lift the temporary restraining order it had issued on the commission’s investigation into charges of obstruction of justice against former Justice Secretary Hernando "Nani" Perez.
Roberto Martinez, executive assistant to PAGC chairman Dario Rama, said they have filed a manifestation with the appellate court seeking the official lifting of the 60-day freeze order, which purportedly expired last April 4.
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[Title] => PAGC recommends charges vs Nani
[Summary] => Over the objections of his two colleagues in the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC), chairman Dario Rama has recommended the filing of obstruction of justice charges against former justice secretary Hernando Perez.
In a 38-page "resolution," PAGC chairman Dario Rama said Perez should be held liable for violating Presidential Decree No. 1829 after he denied public access to travel information of government officials.
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[Title] => Intel units tapped for lifestyle check
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PAGC Commissioner Teresita Baltazar said the details of the intelligence link-up will likely be taken up during a seminar workshop today involving government agencies and non-government organizations.
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[Title] => Ombudsman to tap CBCP for lifestyle check
[Summary] => Ombudsman Simeon Marcelo said yesterday his office will ask the help of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) in checking the lifestyle of government officials.
In a telephone interview with The STAR, Marcelo said the CBCP-affiliated Pastoral Council of the Philippines and the Legion of Mary can gather details from their communities.
"We can easily determine whether their lifestyle is beyond their income," he said.
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[Summary] => The Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC) said yesterday it is poised to set into motion the lifestyle check of public officials but announced they will have to exclude First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo and members of the police force and the military in the probe.
PAGC Commissioner Teresita Baltazar said they will still have to clarify some issues with Malacañang to include Mr. Arroyo, members of the Philippine National Police (PNP) and the Armed Forces, in the lifestyle check.
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