+ Follow PATRICIO DUMLAO JR. Tag
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[Title] => Politics snags Nueva Vizcaya cash gift
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya – What could have been a merry Christmas for provincial employees went pfft after politics snagged the expected release of their P30,000 additional cash gift.
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[Title] => N. Vizcaya treasurer, other provincial execs charged over bonuses
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — Several provincial officials, led by the provincial treasurer, are facing criminal charges for allegedly appropriating additional cash bonuses for themselves last year.
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[Title] => ‘No resolution or ordinance passed on cellular phones’
[Summary] => The provincial board of Nueva Vizcaya has clarified that it did not pass or enact a resolution or ordinance for the reported purchase of cellular phones.
As such, Darlene Duro, secretary of the provincial board, said in a letter to The STAR that there was no way for board member Patricio Dumlao Jr. "to object to an inexistent resolution or ordinance."
The board was reacting to a STAR story last Feb. 4 about the controversy surrounding its reported decision to buy high-end cellphones for each of its members.
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[Title] => NV board stops mobile phone deal due to flak
[Summary] => BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — Bowing to public pressure, the provincial board has withheld its purchase of cellular phones which a human rights lawyer has described as a display of "thoughtless extravagance."
Board member Patricio Dumlao Jr., the only one who opposed the acquisition, confirmed that his colleagues have indeed made the move after they received a lot of criticisms.
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As such, Darlene Duro, secretary of the provincial board, said in a letter to The STAR that there was no way for board member Patricio Dumlao Jr. "to object to an inexistent resolution or ordinance."
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Board member Patricio Dumlao Jr., the only one who opposed the acquisition, confirmed that his colleagues have indeed made the move after they received a lot of criticisms.
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