Effective end of June, DOTC undersecretary Dante Velasco corrected himself and has confirmed Secretary Ping De Jesus' irrevocable regination . After PNoy sided with his gunclub buddy Usec Virgie Torres over insubordnaition, and the mess between LTO and STRADCOM. Pnoy allowed Virgie Torres to return to her LTO position, which Sec. de Jesus strongly objected. LTO owes over P1billion to STRATCOM for IT services for the past few months. Ping de Jesus sent 3 memos ordering Torres to pay STRADCOM which she refused to obey.
Ping de Jesus denies quitting DOTC post - Philippine Star - Interaksyon.com
Ping de Jesus denies quitting DOTC post - Philippine Star
01-Jun-11, 5:34 AM | InterAksyon.com
(UPDATE) MANILA, Philippines -- The Philippine Star on Wednesday morning reported that Transportation and Communications Secretary Jose "Ping" de Jesus has denied resigning from his post. The news was also denied by his undersecretary, Dante Velasco.
Questions were raised and speculations spread Tuesday about the DoTC chief's supposed exit.
Two InterAksyon.com sources earlier gave credence to the speculations swirling on Tuesday. InterAksyon.com tried to confirm the news with the secretary himself, but he could not be reached for comment.
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June 1st, 2011 12:06 PM #1Last edited by Monseratto; June 1st, 2011 at 12:15 PM.
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June 2nd, 2011 04:15 PM #2Which begs the question to be asked...
...why the pressure on Diokno, but not on Torres?Last edited by Stoner; June 2nd, 2011 at 04:20 PM.
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June 2nd, 2011 05:58 PM #4Not a good thing if you want to set examples. Career na sa politicking yang mga Puno eh.
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June 2nd, 2011 10:31 PM #8err... sino kaya ang irresistible force?
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June 2nd, 2011 11:11 PM #9INCorporated. Originally Posted by Rocket Taxi
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June 3rd, 2011 08:12 AM #10Padrino system is much alive in the PNoy student council... Originally Posted by boybi
Manila Balita: Iglesia Ni Cristo and LTO (Land Transportation Office)
Manila Philippines - According from a previous report made by PCIJ, the 2002 Philippine budget have set aside P57 million for the production of motor vehicle plates and P329 million for drivers' licenses which some rival contractors of the INC-linked Amalgamated Management and Development Corp. have said that it should not be provided by the government since motorists pay their car plates and licenses for themselves. This means that the Philippine Government has allocated a budget of P386 million on the year 2002 that was given to INC-linked Amalgamated Management and Development Corp for vehicle plates and driver's licenses but still, motorists have to pay for it. Wow! Tubong lugaw! Take note: That was only for the year 2002! How about for the year 2003-2010? Your guess is as good as with mine. Ampi's involvement with LTO started since the regime of Ferdinand Marcos.
Actually, the presumably involvement of the political cult Iglesia Ni Cristo in LTO (Land Transportation Office) contract is a taboo or a well-known information but few people are brave enough to discuss it. I am thankful that Philippine Daily Inquirer's Neal Cruz was brave enough to expose the 'mysteries' happening inside the LTO. As Neal have mentioned, most contracts in LTO are awarded to INC members. Hmmmm. The present LTO chief, Assistant Transportation Secretary Virgie Torres is an INC member. Hmmmm. The owner of the LTO contractor Amalgamated Motors Inc. (Ampi) that produces driver's licenses, identification cards, and motor vehicle plates, Filemon Cuevas, is another INC member. Hmmmm. The contract of Ampi with LTO expired in 2003 but still in operation and receiving payments (P500 million a year)for SEVEN years without a contract. Hmmmm. ---Those are 4 consecutive sentences with Hmmmm.
Iglesia Ni Cristo member LTO chief, Virgie Torres opened the bidding process for the 2011 contract (after 7 years of no contract with Amalgamated Motors Inc!!!) but some bidders complained that the terms of reference (TOR) clearly favored Ampi, owned by another INC member Filemon Cuevas. (Iglesia Ni Cristo is well-known for taking care of their members, including housing and employment). Do we still need to mention again the very poor performance of the LTO contractor that it takes at least three months to produce vehicle plates? It's good thing that the Transportation Secretary JOSE “Ping” de Jesus decided to stop the bidding process while the TOR is being reviewed. The questionable provisions of the TOR includes in going back to drivers’ licenses made of paper, instead of plastic cards. WHY? WHY? WHY? The Philippines need to step forward, not backward. I think the Iglesia Ni Cristo member LTO chief, Virgie Torres need to reconsider her decisions and start thinking the benefit of the greater good.
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June 3rd, 2011 09:53 AM #11Now that will be exciting if the two clashes.:D Originally Posted by boybi
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