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Impeach raps against
Ombudsman now a go
By Lira Dalangin-Fernandez, INQUIRER.net
(UPDATE) Groups seeking to impeach Ombudsman Merceditas Gutierrez declared initial victory when the House justice committee on Tuesday voted that the two impeachment complaints were sufficient in substance.
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NEWS
Last nail on Mendoza’s coffin: Ombudsman affirms dismissalOmbudsman Merceditas Gutierrez has affirmed an earlier decision recommending the dismissal of slain hostage-taker, Senior Insp. Rolando Mendoza, and four other policemen from the service for extorting money from a young chef two years ago.
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OPINION
Cap on compensationIn the past two or three weeks we have seen how greedy top officials and directors/trustees of government-owned and -controlled corporations have abused their power and granted themselves huge salaries, allowances, bonuses and other perks. Much of the money that they have appropriated for themselves should have gone to the GOCCs, and ultimately, to the cash-strapped government.
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