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Following a run-in with the Office of the Press Secretary (OPS), Presidential Management Staff Secretary Victoria Garchitorena lifted yesterday her controversial order banning in-house writers of the Presidential News Desk (PND) from covering Cabinet meetings.


Presidential Spokesman Rigoberto Tiglao said he spoke over the telephone with Garchitorena yesterday, and suggested that it would be better if PND writers were allowed to cover the meetings on Tuesdays so that the media could have easier access to news releases churned out by the PND.


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                    [Summary] => A turf war looms over two offices in Malacañang regarding coverage of President Arroyo’s weekly Cabinet meetings by Palace reporters.


The controversy was triggered by a verbal order from Presidential Management Staff (PMS) chief Vicky Garchitorena banning in-house writers of the Presidential News Desk (PND) from covering the Cabinet meetings.


The directive of Garchitorena, who also holds Cabinet rank, appeared to have encroached on the official functions of the Office of the Press Secretary (OPS) headed by Noel Cabrera.


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Presidential Spokesman Rigoberto Tiglao said he spoke over the telephone with Garchitorena yesterday, and suggested that it would be better if PND writers were allowed to cover the meetings on Tuesdays so that the media could have easier access to news releases churned out by the PND.


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The controversy was triggered by a verbal order from Presidential Management Staff (PMS) chief Vicky Garchitorena banning in-house writers of the Presidential News Desk (PND) from covering the Cabinet meetings.


The directive of Garchitorena, who also holds Cabinet rank, appeared to have encroached on the official functions of the Office of the Press Secretary (OPS) headed by Noel Cabrera.


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PMS blinks, allows scribes to Cabinet meets

September 6, 2001 - 12:00am

She blinked. Following a run-in with the Office of the Press Secretary (OPS), Presidential Management Staff Secretary Victoria Garchitorena lifted yesterday her controversial order banning in-house writers of the...

Headlines

Malacañang turf war erupts between PMS, OP

By Paolo Romero | September 5, 2001 - 12:00am

A turf war looms over two offices in Malacañang regarding coverage of President Arroyo’s weekly Cabinet meetings by Palace reporters. The controversy was triggered by a verbal order from Presidential...

Headlines