PHILSTAR: COA spots 'anomalous payments' made by CAAP - The COA has spotted what it called "highly anomalous payments" made by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) to a US aviation consultant in the effort to regain the Category I status of the Philippines with the US Federal Aviation Authority (US FAA) in March 2011. In a COA audit report on CAAP's disbursements for 2011, it was learned that auditors questioned the CAAP's payment of $116,500 (P5,080,656) to Tim Neel and Associates (TNA) on March 18 2011, which it initially interpreted as an advance payment of CAAP to the US consultant.
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
INQUIRER: Opposition to De Lima's possible appointment as Chief Justice MOUNTS - Justice Sec Leila De Lima has already received several oppositions against her possible appointment as Chief Justice. The JBC as of Wed has already received seven (7) oppositions against De Lima. Oppositors raised De Lima's lack of experience in handling cases of public interest and her close ties with President Benigno Aquino III
PHILSTAR: Plunder case aims to keep GMA in jail, says lawyer - Ferdinand Topacio said the least plunder case for alleged misuse of funds of the Philippine Charity Sweeptakes Office (PCSO) was not filed based on the merits but for the sole purpose of preventing her from gaining temporary liberty. "Sadly, the Constitution is selectively applied by the President (Aquino)," he said in an interview on GMA -7.
PHILSTAR: Plunder case aims to keep GMA in jail, says lawyer - The legal spokesman for Pamp Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo said that the plunder case filed before the Sandiganbayan is meant to keep the former president in jail in case the Pasay City regional trial court grants her petition for bail on the electoral sabotage case.
BREAKING NEWS: TRIBUNE: DOUBLE ENTRIES OF BENEFICIARIES, UNQUALIFIED GRANTEES
"The objectives of the program may not be fully achieved if the benefits will not be received by the intended beneficiaries." Several anomalies, including deficiencies in the screening process of beneficiaries and unliquidated fund transfers, were among the findings of COA.
"The objectives of the program may not be fully achieved if the benefits will not be received by the intended beneficiaries." Several anomalies, including deficiencies in the screening process of beneficiaries and unliquidated fund transfers, were among the findings of COA.
BREAKING NEWS: TRIBUNE: DOUBLE ENTRIES OF BENEFICIARIES, UNQUALIFIED GRANTEES
"The objectives of the program may not be fully achieved if the benefits will not be received by the intended beneficiaries." Several anomalies, including deficiencies in the screening process of beneficiaries and unliquidated fund transfers, were among the findings of COA.
"The objectives of the program may not be fully achieved if the benefits will not be received by the intended beneficiaries." Several anomalies, including deficiencies in the screening process of beneficiaries and unliquidated fund transfers, were among the findings of COA.
BREAKING NEWS: TRIBUNE: DOUBLE ENTRIES OF BENEFICIARIES, UNQUALIFIED GRANTEES
"The objectives of the program may not be fully achieved if the benefits will not be received by the intended beneficiaries." Several anomalies, including deficiencies in the screening process of beneficiaries and unliquidated fund transfers, were among the findings of COA.
"The objectives of the program may not be fully achieved if the benefits will not be received by the intended beneficiaries." Several anomalies, including deficiencies in the screening process of beneficiaries and unliquidated fund transfers, were among the findings of COA.
BREAKING NEWS: TRIBUNE: DOUBLE ENTRIES OF BENEFICIARIES, UNQUALIFIED GRANTEES
Several anomalies, including deficiencies in the screening process of beneficiaries and unliquidated fund transfers, were among the findings of the COA in its review of the flagship CCT program or the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) of Pres Aquino which was funded with P23 billion out of last year's budget.
Several anomalies, including deficiencies in the screening process of beneficiaries and unliquidated fund transfers, were among the findings of the COA in its review of the flagship CCT program or the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) of Pres Aquino which was funded with P23 billion out of last year's budget.
PHIL INQUIRER: Stop killings, P-Noy urges TRIBUNE: COA finds ANOMALIES in Noy's 2011 CCT
MANILA STANDARD: Private hospitals to drop Philhealth: unless govt firm pays them over P2B in debts
BUSINESSWORLD: BSP: Capital Inflows a 'near term concern'
BALITA: 'Wag manhid! Pinsan ni PNoy (rep carmen cojuangco), binatikos ang gobyerno sa RH Bill.
MANILA STANDARD: Private hospitals to drop Philhealth: unless govt firm pays them over P2B in debts
BUSINESSWORLD: BSP: Capital Inflows a 'near term concern'
BALITA: 'Wag manhid! Pinsan ni PNoy (rep carmen cojuangco), binatikos ang gobyerno sa RH Bill.
MANILA STANDARD: JOJO ROBLES
As bad as the situation in the South China Sea may have become, we cannot make it worse by acting as if we want to go to war with the Chinese starting tomorrow. We must find a way to insist on our rightful claims, firmly and quietly, without plunging the nation into an unwinnable war.
As bad as the situation in the South China Sea may have become, we cannot make it worse by acting as if we want to go to war with the Chinese starting tomorrow. We must find a way to insist on our rightful claims, firmly and quietly, without plunging the nation into an unwinnable war.
MANILA STANDARD: GARY OLIVAR - Economic growth was unbroken through nearly forty quarters under Mrs. Arroyo even in the depths of the 2008 global recession and exceeded 7 percent to my collection in at least two years. But it obviously wasn't enough to get us past the "sweet spot", and she being a trained economist as well to my knowledge never made such a claim.
Dzmm: issue: philhealth para sa mga mahihirap PANG SONA lang! Naniniwala ang Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines Inc. (PHAP) na bahagi lang ng paghahanda sa SONA ni Pang Noynoy Aquino III ang mga bagong proyektong isinusulong ng Philhealth para sa mahihirap. Ikinatwiran ni PHAP President Dr. Rustico Jimenes na napaka-imposible sa ngayon ang sinasabi ng Philhealth na sasagutin nila ang lahat ng gastusin ng mahihirap gayong halos P2 BILYON na ang UTANG nito sa mga pribadong ospital, bukod pa sa napakalaki ring utang ng ahensya sa mga pampublikong ospital.
Dzmm: issue: philhealth para sa mga mahiirap PANG SONA lang! Naniniwala ang Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines Inc. (PHAP) na bahagi lang ng paghahanda sa SONA ng Pang Noynoy Aquino ang mga bagong proyektong isinusulong ng PhilHealth para sa mahihirap. Ikinatwiran ni PHAP President Dr. Rustico Jimenez na napaka-imposible sa ngayon ang sinasabi ng Philhealth na sasagutin nila ang lahat ng gastusin ng mahihirap gayong halos P2BILYON na ang UTANG nito sa mga pribadong ospital, bukod pa sa napakalaki ring utang ng ahensya sa mga pampublikong ospital.
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