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Former Land Transportation Office (LTO) chief Edgardo Abenina denied yesterday issuing any statement implicating the camp of former President Fidel Ramos in an alleged destabilization campaign against the Arroyo administration.


Abenina, a retired Army brigadier general, was reacting to The STAR story yesterday quoting him as saying he would tell all about the coup plot being hatched by people close to Ramos.


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The 66-year-old Abenina submitted his resignation letter to President Arroyo Thursday night. The President accepted the resignation and said she may appoint former Philippine National Police chief Director General Roberto Lastimoso to the top LTO post.


"Most probably, I’ll appoint Bobby Lastimoso," she said. 


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Abenina: No, it wasn’t me

January 6, 2002 - 12:00am

’Twasn’t me. Former Land Transportation Office (LTO) chief Edgardo Abenina denied yesterday issuing any statement implicating the camp of former President Fidel Ramos in an alleged destabilization campaign...

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Abenina quits as LTO chief

December 22, 2001 - 12:00am

Amid what he branded as undue criticism, Land Transportation Office (LTO) chief retired Gen. Edgardo Abenina has thrown in the towel and resigned from his post. The 66-year-old Abenina submitted his resignation...

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