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[Summary] => Samuel Divina of the Carmelo Africa controlled group of the Philippine Communications Satellite Inc. (Philcomsat) clarified that the Nieto Group which recently took over the chairmanship of Philcomsat was indicted at Branch 64 of the Metropolitan Trial Court (MTC) of Makati City for violation of Section 144, the Corporation Code and Article 318 (Other Deceits) of the Revised Penal Code.
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[Summary] => To date, even as the Nieto Jr.-led group has recently taken over the rein of the Philippine Communication Satellite Inc. (Philcomsat), the company’s lawyer Samuel Divina, maintains that the above metioned group has continued to defy a court order declaring their assumption of office as illegal.
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[Title] => Tiff stalls telecom company’s rehab
[Summary] => What recently appeared as a grand plan to fully revive the operation of the Philippine Communications Satellite Corp. (Philcomsat) was stalled anew due to the existence of two adversative boards, which, to date continue to confuse the public. It appeared that there is more trouble at Philcomsat borne by recent events in a long-running feud of said groups, of which the lead counsel of the side led by Carmelo Africa Jr. asked the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) to take the appropriate action against Manuel Nieto Jr.
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