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"We’re scouting. The investigators don’t necessarily be members of the Bar. They can be accountants, auditors or engineers because there are cases related to construction. We have to bring in expertise," said new PAGC chairman Constancia de Guzman.


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Ombudsman Simeon Marcelo disclosed late Tuesday that they are planning to assign graft investigators to agencies, disguise themselves as "clerks or secretaries" and monitor the anomalous transactions of erring public servants.


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Sinabi sa ulat na inaresto noong Miyerkules ang suspek na si Edilberto Marcos makaraang bentahan niya ang isang ahente ng FBI ng pekeng 20 milyong US dollar share certificate para sa ginto na nagkakahalaga ng $800 milyon at nakalagak sa isang banko sa Switzerland.


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INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION AGAINST CORRUPTION

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PAGC to hire accountants, engineers too

By Delon Porcalla | September 12, 2004 - 12:00am

The undermanned Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC) will no longer be limiting its manpower to lawyers, but will now be opening its doors to auditors, accountants, law graduates or even engineers, in its effort...

Nation

‘Spies’ planted in gov’t agencies to go after grafters

By Delon Porcalla | August 19, 2004 - 12:00am

Gone are the days of deep penetration agents or DPAs. Instead, there are now "spies" deployed and "embedded" in various government agencies to track down corrupt officials who prey on the public. Ombudsman...

News Commentary

Anak ni Marcos dinakip ng FBI

April 22, 2001 - 12:00am

HONG KONG - Isang negosyanteng Pilipino na anak umano ni dating Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos at matagal nang wanted ng mga anti-graft authorities ng Hong Kong ang inaresto ng mga ahente ng Federal Bureau of Investigation...

Bansa