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[techguys]

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Customs seizes P100M worth of laptop computers
By Erwin Aguilon, Matikas Santos
INQUIRER.net, Radyo Inquirer 990AM

MANILA, Philippines – An estimated P100 million worth of laptop computers in two container vans were caught by the Bureau of Customs (BOC) in the Port of Manila Friday morning, a Radyo Inquirer 990AM report said.

Customs Commissioner Rufino Biazon presented to the media 3,915 units of Asus laptops from China declared by consignee OSRA Marketing as computer parts.

However, Horacio Suansing Jr., deputy commissioner of enforcement group, said they obtained intelligence information that these were not really computer parts.

When they opened the container vans, they saw the laptop computers instead of the declared computer parts, he said. The consignee faces charges for violation of the Tariff and Customs Code of the Philippines, the report said.

[CocoCrunch]

Customs seizes P100M worth of laptop computers
By Erwin Aguilon, Matikas Santos
INQUIRER.net, Radyo Inquirer 990AM

MANILA, Philippines – An estimated P100 million worth of laptop computers in two container vans were caught by the Bureau of Customs (BOC) in the Port of Manila Friday morning, a Radyo Inquirer 990AM report said.

Customs Commissioner Rufino Biazon presented to the media 3,915 units of Asus laptops from China declared by consignee OSRA Marketing as computer parts.

However, Horacio Suansing Jr., deputy commissioner of enforcement group, said they obtained intelligence information that these were not really computer parts.

When they opened the container vans, they saw the laptop computers instead of the declared computer parts, he said. The consignee faces charges for violation of the Tariff and Customs Code of the Philippines, the report said.

No offense but isnt this off topic?

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^ bcn nagtoo cya nga c noynoy nsd ang nagpaluyo ani bai... pa pogi points bah........... wakekekeke

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Customs seizes P100M worth of laptop computers
By Erwin Aguilon, Matikas Santos
INQUIRER.net, Radyo Inquirer 990AM

MANILA, Philippines – An estimated P100 million worth of laptop computers in two container vans were caught by the Bureau of Customs (BOC) in the Port of Manila Friday morning, a Radyo Inquirer 990AM report said.

Customs Commissioner Rufino Biazon presented to the media 3,915 units of Asus laptops from China declared by consignee OSRA Marketing as computer parts.

However, Horacio Suansing Jr., deputy commissioner of enforcement group, said they obtained intelligence information that these were not really computer parts.

When they opened the container vans, they saw the laptop computers instead of the declared computer parts, he said. The consignee faces charges for violation of the Tariff and Customs Code of the Philippines, the report said.

mao ni saktong copy and paste oh!

off topic kaayo , bcn nagtoo sa ilang IDOL nsd ni gkan ai.

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Noynoy really has to talk to his dogs, mo twist jud ug facts oh, very misleading... tsk tsk tsk

qouted from this link Tanong ni Cayetano: PNoy govt may diskriminasyon sa paglalaan ng pondo sa SUCs?

Itinaas, di binawasan

Igiiniit naman ni , Budget Secretary Florencio Abad na hindi binawasan kundi dinagdagan pa ng 10.1 percent ang pondo sa SUCs. Mula sa kasalukuyang P23.7 bilyon, ginawa itong P26.1 bilyon sa 2012.

Partikular na tinukoy ni Abad ang mahigit P2 bilyon na inilaan sa ilalim ng Miscellaneous and Personnel Benefit Funds (MPBF) sa unfilled positions sa SUCs, at karagdagang P500 milyon sa CHED para sa SUC development.

and read the this link, kinsa kahay nag sulti sa tinood ani?
Pagkawala ng UP, iba pang PHL universities sa top schools sa mundo, ikinabahala ni Angara

Sa ilalim ng 2012 budget na inihanda ng Department of Budget and Management (DBM), naglaan ito ng P25.8-bilyong para sa 110 SUCs, na mas maliit ng P200 milyon kumpara sa inilaan ngayong 2011.

mao n tuwid na daan? wala gani klaro sa paghatag sa value sa budget, nya mo ingon nyong IDOL nga nasa tuwid na daan? LOL

[jack_bauer]

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SUC’s % Increase
1. Eulogio “Amang” Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology 7.15%
2. Marikina Polytechnic College 3.45%
3. Philippine Normal University 7.51%
4. Philippine State College of Aeronautics 5.01%
5. Polytechnic University of the Philippines 9.75%
6. Rizal Technological University 11.65%
7. Technological University of the Philippines 6.73%
8. University of the Philippines System 7.32%
9. Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University 7.35%
10. Ilocos Sur Polytechnic State College 5.75%
11. Mariano Marcos State University 6.60%
12. North Luzon Philippines State College 8.28%
13..Pangasinan State University 8.33%
14. University of Northern Philippines 7.99%
15. Abra State Institute of Science and Technology 4.37%
16. Apayao State College 5.63%
17. Benguet State University 7.11%
18. Ifugao State University (Ifugao State College of Agriculture and Forestry) 3.83%
19. Kalinga-Apayao State College 6.13%
20. Mountain Province State Polytechnic College 4.25%
21. Batanes State College (Batanes Polytechnic College) 9.13%
22. Cagayan State University 8.64%
23. Isabela State University 10.53%
24. Nueva Vizcaya State University 6.71%
25. Quirino State College 6.08%
26. Aurora State College of Technology 7.71%
27. Bataan Peninsula State University

source: Department of Budget and Management

[jack_bauer]

regarding SUC's

you can scrutinize the budget here: http://www.dbm.gov.ph/NEP2012/SUCS/SUCS.pdf

Top Five Departments
Consistent with the constitutional mandate of giving the highest priority to education, the Department of Education gets the largest allocation, with P215.3 billion (inclusive of the DepEd Educational Facilities Fund) out of the proposed national budget. It is followed by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), P109.6 billion; Department of National Defense (DND), P106.7 billion; Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG), P95.1 billion; and the Department of Agriculture (DA), P53.7 billion inclusive of its Agricultural and Fisheries Modernization Program component.

source: Department of Budget and Management

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thanks jack!

[techguys]

NBI ordered to find missing P455-M ice machines

07-Oct-11, 2:12 PM | Lorenz Niel Santos, InterAksyon.com

MANILA, Philippines - Justice Secretary Leila De Lima has ordered the National Bureau of Investigation to investigate and locate 97 ice-making machines that were purchased for P455 million during the term of former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, and that have since gone missing.


De Lima’s order to NBI Director Magtanggol Gatdula, De Lima was based on a letter from the fisherfolk’s organization, Pambansang Lakas ng Kilusang Mamamalakaya ng Pilipinas.


The letter from Pamalakaya chairman Fernando Hicap, vice-chairman for Luzon Salvador France and Pamalakaya-Timog Katagalugan chairman Pedro Gonzalez urged de Lima to create an investigating panel or instruct the NBI to find the machines, which were purchased between September 2009 and June 2010.


“The NBI is directed to verify the information and conduct a discreet investigation into the matter and to submit their findings and recommendations thereon as soon as practicable,” de Lima’s endorsement of Pamalakaya’s letter sai.


The purchase of the machines was approved on September 2, 2009 and the contract awarded to Integrated Refrigeration System and Services (IRSS) as part of a Department of Agriculture program to build post-harvest facilities for farmers and fisherfolk.


Pamalakaya claims the transaction was "extremely disadvantageous to the government" because the machines were allegedly overpriced by 100 percent, or P 4.6 million per unit instead of the standard P2.3 million per unit.
Of 98 machines purchased, only one was delivered despite a promise of completion by June 2010.

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NBI ordered to find missing P455-M ice machines

07-Oct-11, 2:12 PM | Lorenz Niel Santos, InterAksyon.com

MANILA, Philippines - Justice Secretary Leila De Lima has ordered the National Bureau of Investigation to investigate and locate 97 ice-making machines that were purchased for P455 million during the term of former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, and that have since gone missing.


De Lima’s order to NBI Director Magtanggol Gatdula, De Lima was based on a letter from the fisherfolk’s organization, Pambansang Lakas ng Kilusang Mamamalakaya ng Pilipinas.


The letter from Pamalakaya chairman Fernando Hicap, vice-chairman for Luzon Salvador France and Pamalakaya-Timog Katagalugan chairman Pedro Gonzalez urged de Lima to create an investigating panel or instruct the NBI to find the machines, which were purchased between September 2009 and June 2010.


“The NBI is directed to verify the information and conduct a discreet investigation into the matter and to submit their findings and recommendations thereon as soon as practicable,” de Lima’s endorsement of Pamalakaya’s letter sai.


The purchase of the machines was approved on September 2, 2009 and the contract awarded to Integrated Refrigeration System and Services (IRSS) as part of a Department of Agriculture program to build post-harvest facilities for farmers and fisherfolk.


Pamalakaya claims the transaction was "extremely disadvantageous to the government" because the machines were allegedly overpriced by 100 percent, or P 4.6 million per unit instead of the standard P2.3 million per unit.
Of 98 machines purchased, only one was delivered despite a promise of completion by June 2010.

sobrahan man ka og cut and paste dodong adto ni sa kang Gloria nga thread oi...