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Finally, the Political Adviser of Pres. Benigno “PNoy” Aquino, III Sec. Ronald Llamas apologized to the President a full week after he was caught buying pirated DVDs.
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A united front against corruption working for a corruption-intolerant Cebu was launched yesterday expressing "moral outrage over the decorative lamppost mess."


In a statement presented to reporters yesterday, the Dilaab Movement expressed moral outrage over the overpriced lampposts saying the mess symbolizes "moral death and utter disregard for the dignity of citizens."


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The Filipino nation is a work in progress. For a vibrant democracy to flourish, strong governmental institutions as well as credible and effective leaders are essential. Strong institutions are free from undue political influences. Credible and effective leaders lead by example and follow the rule of law.


The Office of the Ombudsman is mandated to ensure that public office is a public trust. They are called to be protectors of the people. As such they must be of utmost competence, integrity and impartiality. 


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Sangi barangay captain Victor Gerongco sent letters of complaint to Ombudsman director Virginia Santiago questioning the legality of Executive Order 11-11-05.


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Ombudsman Simeon Marcelo has set a new guideline that not all public documents are accessible to the public.


This was what The Freeman learned when it asked for a copy from the Ombudsman-Visayas of a complaint filed against erring public officials.


Ombudsman-Visayas Director Edgardo Canton told The Freeman that he could not furnish the copy since aside from the fact that the respondents have yet to be informed of the complaint, Marcelo issued an order that all complaints that are still being investigated must remain private. 


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The Ombudsman's foray into the vigilante killing investigation followed after Deputy Ombudsman Primo Miro said he wanted "something" on extra-judicial killings in the city and to hold those liable public officials.


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Quisumbing, who is among the six board members who filed a complaint before the Ombudsman-Visayas against Governor Gwendolyn Garcia and members of the Bids and Awards Committee, wrote a letter to director Virginia Santiago last Friday inquiring about the status of the investigation.


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VIRGINIA SANTIAGO

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Quisumbing, who is among the six board members who filed a complaint before the Ombudsman-Visayas against Governor Gwendolyn Garcia and members of the Bids and Awards Committee, wrote a letter to director Virginia Santiago last Friday inquiring about the status of the investigation.


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