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By ROSES AND THORNS | By Alejandro R. Roces | February 22, 2003 - 12:00am
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The Commission on Audit deems Vice President Sara Duterte herself to be liable along with two others for P73.287 million in disallowed disbursements over just 11 days using the confidential funds of the Office of the Vice President.
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Aside from the same charge already tackled during her ongoing impeachment trial, Vice President Sara Duterte is facing yet another case of grave threats over her remarks to have President Marcos and members of his family killed.
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The defense team maintained yesterday that the Commission on Audit’s notice of disallowance involving the confidential funds of Vice President Sara Duterte is not yet final, saying they have until October to file a motion for reconsideration of the COA report.
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Sen. Loren Legarda will be absent from regular legislative sessions and the ongoing impeachment trial for a second consecutive week after extending her official medical leave, Senate officials confirmed yesterday.
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The Senate yesterday unanimously ratified the Status of Visiting Forces Agreements between the Philippines and Canada, as well as New Zealand, in a 19-0 vote with no objections or abstentions.
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