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Inaprubahan ng Sandiganbayan ang petisyon ng tanggapan ng Ombudsman na bawiin ang yaman ni dating AFP Chief of Staff Gen. Lisandro Abadia at kanyang asawa.

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Sinabi ni Gen. Esperon, hindi hadlang ang Ramadan para tugisin ng pamahalaan ang mga miyembro ng ASG na posibleng magsamantala pa nga sa sitwasyon.


Aniya, iginagalang ng AFP ang Ramadan ng mga kapatid nating Muslim subalit hindi ito hudyat para itigil ang pagtugis sa mga kalaban ng gobyerno partikular ang ASG.


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Criminal proceedings will be administered against retired lieutenant general Jacinto Ligot, a former military comptroller, along with six family members, the Ombudsman said in a statement.


The government is also looking to seize the money allegedly accumulated by Ligot with the help of his family.


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Assistant Special Prosecutor Elvira Chua said two separate cases for violation of Article 183 of the Revised Penal Code have been filed against Abadia.


The retired general lied in his statement of assets and liabilities (SAL) filed in 1992 and 1993, she added.


She recommended bail of P6,000 for the two cases.

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Sources said a wider probe is needed in light of reports that some junior military officers are restive because of "well-entrenched" corruption in the Armed Forces.


"We can’t afford to have another Oakwood mutiny," a source said.


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LISANDRO ABADIA

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Assistant Special Prosecutor Elvira Chua said two separate cases for violation of Article 183 of the Revised Penal Code have been filed against Abadia.


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