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"I have no interest in the property. I just wanted to protect the interest of my constituents and thousands of war veterans who own the Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB), the seller," he told The STAR.


Angping was reacting to the filing of a misconduct case against him by businessmen Mark Purisima and Heinrich Suson, who in 1998 bought a PVB-foreclosed apartment building in Sta. Cruz, Manila for P7.1 million.


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In a letter to Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. and Rep. Antonio Abaya (NPC, Isbaela), ethics committee chairman, lawyer Mark Purisima and Heinrich Suson, said despite the fact that they filed their complaint last Aug. 9, no hearing has been conducted on the case.


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MARK PURISIMA AND HEINRICH SUSON

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Angping was reacting to the filing of a misconduct case against him by businessmen Mark Purisima and Heinrich Suson, who in 1998 bought a PVB-foreclosed apartment building in Sta. Cruz, Manila for P7.1 million.


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Rep. Angping airs side

September 26, 2001 - 12:00am

Manila Rep. Harry Angping said yesterday he intervened in the sale of a property in his district because he wanted to protect his constituents. "I have no interest in the property. I just wanted to protect...

Metro

Probe on Angping sought

By Jess Diaz | September 24, 2001 - 12:00am

Two young businessmen urged the House ethics committee yesterday to start an inquiry into the misconduct case they have filed against Rep. Harry Angping (NPC, Manila). In a letter to Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr....

Metro