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A businessman denied accusations yesterday that he diverted P100 million from a tollways development company to another firm.


Cesar Quiambao, president and chairman of the board of the Strategic Alliance Corp. (STRADEC), said the new estafa charges filed against him at the Department of Justice last week was meant to divert the syndicated estafa case he filed against officers of the Star Infrastructure Development Corp. (SIDC).


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A businessman denied accusations yesterday that he diverted P100 million from a tollways development company to another firm.


Cesar Quiambao, president and chairman of the board of the Strategic Alliance Corp. (STRADEC), said the new estafa charges filed against him at the Department of Justice last week was meant to divert the syndicated estafa case he filed against officers of the Star Infrastructure Development Corp. (SIDC).


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Pinasalamatan ng mga opisyal ng Star Infrastracture Development Corp. (SIDC) si Justice Secretary Raul Gonzales sa direktiba nito sa Pasig Prosecutors Office na madaliin ang resolusyon sa P100 million estafa case na kanilang isinampa laban sa dati nilang kasamahan sa korporasyon.


Ayon kay SIDC Administrative and General Affairs Officer Louie Turgo, mas lalo silang magpupursiging ihanda ang mga ebidensiya laban kay Cesar Quiambao na inaakusuhan nilang "nagpadugo" sa kanilang kompanya.


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Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez ordered government prosecutors nationwide yesterday to resolve all pending cases before them within 60 days from the day the complaint was filed.


The directive comes after a company executive asked the Department of Justice to order the Pasig prosecutor to immediately resolve a P100-million estafa case that he had filed against a businessman.


"I don’t need to remind them of this mandatory requirement," Gonzalez said. "It is the duty of the prosecutors to submit findings (in) no more than 60 days."


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Cesar Quiambao, president and chairman of the board of the Strategic Alliance Corp. (STRADEC), said the new estafa charges filed against him at the Department of Justice last week was meant to divert the syndicated estafa case he filed against officers of the Star Infrastructure Development Corp. (SIDC).


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Ayon kay SIDC Administrative and General Affairs Officer Louie Turgo, mas lalo silang magpupursiging ihanda ang mga ebidensiya laban kay Cesar Quiambao na inaakusuhan nilang "nagpadugo" sa kanilang kompanya.


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"I don’t need to remind them of this mandatory requirement," Gonzalez said. "It is the duty of the prosecutors to submit findings (in) no more than 60 days."


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Business exec denies diverting money of tollway development firm

By Perseus Echeminada | October 29, 2006 - 12:00am

A businessman denied accusations yesterday that he diverted P100 million from a tollways development company to another firm. Cesar Quiambao, president and chairman of the board of the Strategic Alliance...

Headlines

Business exec denies diverting money of tollway development firm

By Perseus Echeminada | October 29, 2006 - 12:00am

A businessman denied accusations yesterday that he diverted P100 million from a tollways development company to another firm. Cesar Quiambao, president and chairman of the board of the Strategic Alliance...

Headlines

DOJ pinasalamatan sa P100M estafa vs gov’t contractor

October 20, 2006 - 12:00am

Pinasalamatan ng mga opisyal ng Star Infrastracture Development Corp. (SIDC) si Justice Secretary Raul Gonzales sa direktiba nito sa Pasig Prosecutors Office na madaliin ang resolusyon sa P100 million estafa...

Bansa

Gonzalez orders prosecutors to resolve cases within 60 days

By Jose Rodel Clapano | October 19, 2006 - 12:00am

Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez ordered government prosecutors nationwide yesterday to resolve all pending cases before them within 60 days from the day the complaint was filed. The directive comes after...

Headlines