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Defaults on cronyville payments hurt Baguio

By by Luz Rimban and Mike Leonen | November 22, 2000 - 12:00am

(Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism)(Conclusion) In recent years, the Baguio City council has grown suspicious of the John Hay development due to the consortium’s inability to pay the government...

Headlines

Camp John Hay: Not Estrada’s cabin

November 22, 2000 - 12:00am

This is Camp John Hay Development Co.’s official statement on the PCIJ report: VOA Loghouse Unit No. 1 is owned by the CJHDEVCO. In fact, it is referred to as the "CJH Corporate House" or "CJH...

Headlines