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                    [Summary] => Table tennis chief Vic Valbuena yesterday denied all the charges hurled against him and accused his former secretary-general Oscar Santelices as the man behind the demolition job.


Valbuena said all the charges — from mishandling of funds to overpricing of equipment purchased for the 23rd Southeast Asian Games last December — have already been settled and that the said cases were but old issues.
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Florentino "Boy" Santos, the SM representative who is also a consultant of the First Gentleman’s Foundation, made the charges in a letter sent to TATAP head Vic Valbuena dated Aug. 18, or several months before the Games.
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                    [Summary] => Table tennis chief Vic Valbuena yesterday denied all the charges hurled against him and accused his former secretary-general Oscar Santelices as the man behind the demolition job.


Valbuena said all the charges — from mishandling of funds to overpricing of equipment purchased for the 23rd Southeast Asian Games last December — have already been settled and that the said cases were but old issues.
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Florentino "Boy" Santos, the SM representative who is also a consultant of the First Gentleman’s Foundation, made the charges in a letter sent to TATAP head Vic Valbuena dated Aug. 18, or several months before the Games.
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