+ Follow RODOR GAYAO Tag
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[Title] => No 2004 plans yet for Abra pols
[Summary] => BANGUED, Abra — Like in the national scene, nothing’s for certain yet in Abra’s political landscape in 2004.
"Elections are still a year from now," said Gov. Vicente Valera. "That is still far from our minds."
Valera, his wife, former governor and now Bangued Mayor Cita Claustro Valera, and Rep. Luis Bersamin are considered the "towers" of Abra politics.
[DatePublished] => 2003-06-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => Bombing of Kalinga fiscal’s house scored
[Summary] => TABUK, Kalinga — Officials and lawyers in Kalinga and Apayao have condemned the bombing of the residence of a female prosecutor here last May 15.
According to a belated police report, the bomb fashioned from several sticks of dynamite was hurled at the house of Kalinga prosecutor Mercedez Pekas Banes at about 1 a.m., damaging her car and portions of her house and shattering the windows of her neighbor’s.
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[Title] => Ambushed Abra fiscal denies corruption rap
[Summary] => BANGUED, Abra — Ambushed Abra prosecutor Rodor Gayao denied Gov. Vicente Valera’s charge of "wholesale corruption" in the province’s judicial system but welcomed the governor’s proposal for an inventory of cases disposed of in Abra.
"I deny it," Gayao told The STAR in a phone interview the other day.
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[Title] => ‘Corrupt justice’ blamed for the ambush of Abra chief prosecutor
[Summary] => BANGUED, Abra — Abra Gov. Vicente Valera declared yesterday that corrupt practices allegedly prevailing in the province’s justice system triggered the ambush of the chief provincial prosecutor Rodor Gayao, last Thursday.
Valera made the charge to The STAR yesterday as he urged the provincial police office to focus their investigation on Gayao’s ambush on the manner criminal cases were disposed of at the provincial prosecutor’s office.
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RODOR GAYAO
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[Title] => No 2004 plans yet for Abra pols
[Summary] => BANGUED, Abra — Like in the national scene, nothing’s for certain yet in Abra’s political landscape in 2004.
"Elections are still a year from now," said Gov. Vicente Valera. "That is still far from our minds."
Valera, his wife, former governor and now Bangued Mayor Cita Claustro Valera, and Rep. Luis Bersamin are considered the "towers" of Abra politics.
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[Title] => Bombing of Kalinga fiscal’s house scored
[Summary] => TABUK, Kalinga — Officials and lawyers in Kalinga and Apayao have condemned the bombing of the residence of a female prosecutor here last May 15.
According to a belated police report, the bomb fashioned from several sticks of dynamite was hurled at the house of Kalinga prosecutor Mercedez Pekas Banes at about 1 a.m., damaging her car and portions of her house and shattering the windows of her neighbor’s.
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[Title] => Ambushed Abra fiscal denies corruption rap
[Summary] => BANGUED, Abra — Ambushed Abra prosecutor Rodor Gayao denied Gov. Vicente Valera’s charge of "wholesale corruption" in the province’s judicial system but welcomed the governor’s proposal for an inventory of cases disposed of in Abra.
"I deny it," Gayao told The STAR in a phone interview the other day.
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[Title] => ‘Corrupt justice’ blamed for the ambush of Abra chief prosecutor
[Summary] => BANGUED, Abra — Abra Gov. Vicente Valera declared yesterday that corrupt practices allegedly prevailing in the province’s justice system triggered the ambush of the chief provincial prosecutor Rodor Gayao, last Thursday.
Valera made the charge to The STAR yesterday as he urged the provincial police office to focus their investigation on Gayao’s ambush on the manner criminal cases were disposed of at the provincial prosecutor’s office.
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