+ Follow SEGUNDO TABAYOYONG Tag
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[Title] => Villar alarmed over rising incidence of wiretapping
[Summary] => Sen. Manny Villar Jr., chairman of the Senate committee on public order and illegal drugs, expressed alarm yesterday over the number of public officials and military personnel as well as civilians who claim to have been wiretapped by the Intelligence Service of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (ISAFP).
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[Title] => Senate postpones first hearing on San Mateo raid
[Summary] => The Senate has postponed the first hearing on the controversy surrounding the 30,000 election returns seized by lawmen from the rented house of former National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) handwriting expert Segundo Tabayoyong in San Mateo, Rizal last Aug. 10.
Sen. Manuel Villar Jr., chairman of the Senate committee on public order and illegal drugs which will handle the inquiry, called the Senate Secretariat yesterday to inform committee members that he could not preside over today’s scheduled hearing because he is currently in China on a working trip.
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[Title] => The great raid
[Summary] => Our law enforcement agencies apparently do not care at all to help clear the air of distrust and cynicism currently enveloping the entire country. Worse yet is that they even give enough reasons for people to be more skeptical about the government’s repeated avowals that the last presidential elections were generally clean and honest despite the opposition charges to the contrary. The body English coming out of these agencies gives a rather unsavory impression of a sinister attempt to suppress the truth.
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[Title] => Loren binira ni Noli sa ERs
[Summary] => Lalo pang tumitindi ang bangayang Noli-Loren makaraang hamunin ng kampo ni Vice Pres. Noli De Castro si dating Senadora Loren Legarda na magsampa na lang ito ng kaso kaugnay sa akusasyon nito na isang pagnanakaw ang ginawa ng PNP-Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) ng kumpiskahin ang mga umano’y election returns (ERs) na hawak ng dating NBI handwriting expert na si Segundo Tabayoyong.
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[Title] => Ebidensiya ng impeachment uubusin sa raid?
[Summary] => Nangangamba ang oposisyon na nagsusulong ng impeachment complaint na maubos ang mga hawak nilang ebidensiya na magpapatunay na nagkaroon ng dayaan noong nakaraang eleksiyon matapos magsagawa ng raid ang mga operatiba ng Criminal Investigation Division Group (CIDG) kahapon sa bahay ng isang Segundo Tabayoyong sa Olopsville Subd., Brgy. Sto. Niño, San Mateo, Rizal.
Sa ikatlong araw ng pagdinig sa impeachment complaint, hiniling ni House Minority Leader Francis Escudero sa House committee on justice sa CIDG na magpaliwanag sa isinasagawa nitong pagsalakay.
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SEGUNDO TABAYOYONG
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Sen. Manuel Villar Jr., chairman of the Senate committee on public order and illegal drugs which will handle the inquiry, called the Senate Secretariat yesterday to inform committee members that he could not preside over today’s scheduled hearing because he is currently in China on a working trip.
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Sa ikatlong araw ng pagdinig sa impeachment complaint, hiniling ni House Minority Leader Francis Escudero sa House committee on justice sa CIDG na magpaliwanag sa isinasagawa nitong pagsalakay.
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