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The camp of dismissed Pasay City Vice Mayor Antonino Calixto is set to file a petition before the Court of Appeals (CA) to provide a sheriff to escort him to the Pasay City Hall.


Calixto was turned away by policemen securing the City Hall premises when he attempted to get inside the building on Monday to return to his job, despite a temporary restraining order (TRO)  issued by the Court of Appeals on his suspension.


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Dismissed Pasay Vice Mayor Antonio Calixto showed up at the city hall yesterday to reclaim his post after the Court of Appeals (CA) issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) on his suspension ordered by the Office of the Ombudsman.


But Calixto, accompanied by dozens of supporters, was blocked by the police from entering the building and turned away.


Mayor Allan Panaligan said they would only recognize the restraining order if the Department of Interior and Local Government implements it.


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Dismissed and suspended local government officials were warned yesterday that police will forcibly remove them if they do not leave their offices at city hall or the provincial capitol within 48 hours.


Interior Secretary Ronaldo Puno said policemen will be sent to maintain peace and order in areas where supporters of dismissed or suspended mayors or governors are massing up.


"But if they (dismissed or suspended governors and mayors and their supporters) don’t leave, the police have to disperse them," he said.


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Interior Undersecretary Wencelito Andanar will head the department until Puno’s confirmation is approved.


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Calixto was turned away by policemen securing the City Hall premises when he attempted to get inside the building on Monday to return to his job, despite a temporary restraining order (TRO)  issued by the Court of Appeals on his suspension.


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But Calixto, accompanied by dozens of supporters, was blocked by the police from entering the building and turned away.


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Calixto seeks court intervention in his return to Pasay City Hall

February 28, 2007 - 12:00am

The camp of dismissed Pasay City Vice Mayor Antonino Calixto is set to file a petition before the Court of Appeals (CA) to provide a sheriff to escort him to the Pasay City Hall. Calixto was turned away by...

Metro

Pasay’s Calixto turned away from city hall

By Rhodina Villanueva | February 24, 2007 - 12:00am

Dismissed Pasay Vice Mayor Antonio Calixto showed up at the city hall yesterday to reclaim his post after the Court of Appeals (CA) issued a temporary restraining order (TRO) on his suspension ordered...

Metro

Leave or be removed, dismissed local execs warned

By Bebot Sison Jr. | January 17, 2007 - 12:00am

Dismissed and suspended local government officials were warned yesterday that police will forcibly remove them if they do not leave their offices at city hall or the provincial capitol within 48 hours. Interior...

Headlines

Puno takes over at DILG while awaiting CA confirmation

By Bebot Sison Jr. | February 17, 2006 - 12:00am

Antipolo City Rep. Ronaldo Puno took over the helm of the Department of the Interior and Local Government yesterday but he cannot take office until his appointment as DILG secretary is confirmed by the Commission...

Headlines