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SC denies petition of Relampagos, others; Sandiganbayan trial on cases to proceed

The Supreme Court (SC) has denied the petition filed by former Budget Undersecretary Mario L. Relampagos and three others who challenged the graft and malversation charges lodged against them in connection with the P9.3 million Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) of then Davao del Sur Rep. D

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2nd graft, malversation cases dismissed vs dead accused

Published May 10, 2021, 5:22 PM Sandiganbayan The Sandiganbayan has dismissed the second graft and malversation cases involving P4.9 million in Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) of former North Cotabato 2 nd District Rep. Gregorio Tocmo Ipong filed against the late Aaron Foundation Philippines, Inc. (AFPI) president Alfredo A. Ronquillo due to his death. His first graft and malversation cases involving P9.6 million had been dismissed in September 2020 due to his death long before the cases were filed. His co-accused in the P4.9 million PDAF cases, aside from Ipong, are Technology and Livelihood Resource Center (TLRC) Director General Antonio Ortiz, TLRC Deputy Director General Dennis Cunanan, and TLRC Chief Accountant Marivic Jover. The cases are still undergoing trial by the Sandiganbayan.

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Napoles, ex-Cagayan de Oro congressman found guilty of graft in pork barrel scam

endIndex: Erratum: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that Atty. Francisco Figura was among those convicted. He was acquitted of the charges. We apologize for this mistake. Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, February 5) The Sandiganbayan has again convicted businesswoman Janet Lim Napoles in connection with the pork barrel scam – this time, along with former Cagayan de Oro City Rep. Constantino Jaraula. In a 103-page decision released on Friday, the first division of the anti-graft court found Napoles, Jaraula, and three cohorts “guilty beyond reasonable doubt” for three counts of graft and three counts of malversation of public funds, particularly the lawmaker’s Priority Development Assistance Fund.

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Facing Friction, Entrepreneurs Readjust to Meet Needs

Facing Friction, Entrepreneurs Readjust to Meet Needs Small businesses are kept afloat while keeping health care workers fed. And with training, opportunities for new ventures arise. Image Tee Tran, the owner of two restaurants in California, is inspired by his mother, Tina Le.Credit.Marissa Leshnov for The New York Times For Tee Tran, the golden rule is not just an aspiration. It’s a way of life that he has tried to embody, particularly during the coronavirus pandemic. Mr. Tran, the owner of Monster Pho restaurants in Oakland and Emeryville, Calif., said his mother, Tina Le, instilled the rule in her children: Treat people how you want to be treated.

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