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"We will investigate the case based on the evidence we gather," said an NBI official who spoke on condition of anonymity.  


However, when asked by The STAR if they have ever received a call from the Palace regarding Ang’s case, the NBI official refused to give a categorical answer, saying "everybody knows Dante Ang, his name is almost synonymous with PGMA (President Arroyo)." 

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                    [Summary] => It is aboveboard and legal.


Presidential publicist Dante Ang insisted yesterday that his business deal involving the acquisition of 60 percent of Bankwise Inc., formerly Bank Dharmala, was "aboveboard" and followed all legal and normal procedures for such transactions. 


Ang told The STAR in a telephone interview that he did not violate any laws or requirements of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) in the acquisition of the thrift bank.


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The new terminal will not be ready on Dec. 15 for full-blown operation, but its soft opening  which is really a ribbon cutting and a dry run – will not only ease tension and buy time for those in search of a hard solution, but will also save face for some of the major players.


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"We will investigate the case based on the evidence we gather," said an NBI official who spoke on condition of anonymity.  


However, when asked by The STAR if they have ever received a call from the Palace regarding Ang’s case, the NBI official refused to give a categorical answer, saying "everybody knows Dante Ang, his name is almost synonymous with PGMA (President Arroyo)." 

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Presidential publicist Dante Ang insisted yesterday that his business deal involving the acquisition of 60 percent of Bankwise Inc., formerly Bank Dharmala, was "aboveboard" and followed all legal and normal procedures for such transactions. 


Ang told The STAR in a telephone interview that he did not violate any laws or requirements of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) in the acquisition of the thrift bank.


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No whitewash in Dante Ang’s case, NBI assures public

By Cecille Suerte Felipe | October 24, 2002 - 12:00am

There will be no whitewash in the case of presidential publicist and businessman Dante Ang, the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) assured the people yesterday. "We will investigate the case based on the...

Headlines

Bank acquisition aboveboard — Ang

October 19, 2002 - 12:00am

It is aboveboard and legal. Presidential publicist Dante Ang insisted yesterday that his business deal involving the acquisition of 60 percent of Bankwise Inc., formerly Bank Dharmala, was "aboveboard"...

Headlines

NAIA-3 won’t be ready by Dec. 15, but that’s OK

By POSTSCRIPT | By Federico D. Pascual Jr. | October 6, 2002 - 12:00am

FACE-SAVING MOVE: The order of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo for the "soft opening" of the NAIA Terminal 3 on Dec. 15 is a compromise of sorts, but it appears to be the best option at the moment for...

Opinion