The Office of the Solicitor General
(OSG) has opposed suspended Cebu Gov. Gwen Garcia’s petition for a temporary
restraining order before the Court of Appeals (CA).
But IMMEDIATELY NOTICEABLE in the story
was the ABSENCE of an explanation by the OSG on Garcia’s defense that her
suspension had violated the Local Government Code and Administrative Order No..
23.
The Code and the Order requires the
Office of the President (OP) to render a decision on Garcia’s case within 30
days after its investigation, or its receipt of the transcripts from the DILG,
respectively.
For the Code, Garcia said the OP took
more than 400 days amd for the Order more than 140 days to decide.
Among others, the OSG claimed that the
death of the complainant against Garcia does not automatically clear her of any
liability. But as far as I can remember, Garcia had always stuck to the
violations of the Code and the AO as her main defense.
Anybody correct me if I’m wrong.
In a story in abs-cbnnews.com, the OSG
said that Garcia had signed the appointment papers of contractual employees for
the vice governor’s office in 2010 and charged their salaries to the budget
allocation for the vice governor’s office.
Alangan namang sa BUDGET NG IBANG
OPISINA kunin samantalang sa vice governor’s office naka-assign yung mga
contractual na empleyado.
The budget for the contractual
employees was removed in 2011 for “unknown reasons” but was restored after
Sanchez’s death.
WHAT’S THE CONNECTION to Garcia’s
suspension?
On Garcia’s claim that the suspension
order was not personally served to her, the OSG countered that the order was
posted on the door of the governor’s office.
Question: MAY BATAS bang nagsasabi na
ang PINTO NG ISANG OPISINA ay katulad na rin ng taong nanunungkulan doon?
Kayo
na ang humusga, mga kababayan
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From
our readers:
GWEN
GARCIA CAN STILL BE FORCIBLY EVICTED!
SONNY
CABRALES of Los Angeles , California , USA
You got it right again, Boyet. All things
mentioned are just so logical. The 2.4
million Cebuano votes is just too many to ignore -- this is what the LP and UNA
are fighting about.
EDGARDO
50
Garcia's case is a litmus test for the Penoy
Admin. Whatever the result will be will surely reflect on the May and 2016
elections. Kaya tumatagal ang stand-off kasi pinapakiramdaman nila ang pulso ng
Cebuanos at ng buong bayan.
ABARTE
LEMUEL
Good piece, Boyet. If Mar had been patient, what is six months? He will have fared better
in 2013 and on to 2016. Now, everyone will remember him in these controversies
and this will not become a matter of legalities but sentiments and Filipinos
will always vote on sentiments come election day. Mar made a grievous
blunder on this one.
TOOTS
SYLED of Turin , Italy
Boyet ... The Cebuanos will fight and support
GGG all the way. In that case, it will be a bloody one and the downfall of this
admin! Hope that justice will prevail!
RAUF
EDEM
Balik
na naman tayo sa dictatorship!
CARLOS
SANTIAGO of Las Vegas , Nevada , USA
Why not? Her defiance of the suspension order
and holing up at the capitol is an act of sedition.
ANTHONY SERVINIO
Gawin ni Abnoynoy iyan, parang nag political
suicide siya. Cebuanos will reject him and his minions this coming May!
MAKABIAG GAK
One false move, Mar Roxas, a lot of people
will die!! And you don't want that to happen! Cebuanos are ready to defend
their Governor! Better back off and let Gov. Gwen Garcia finish her term ! What
you're doing is a lot of BS !!
ARJAY VILLARICA
What kind of oppression can they still make?
TORO HYDEN
LENI RACCA
What is she trying to prove anyway?
RONALD MACBEE
Malapit na…umiinit na.
INDIRECT ADMISSION OF WEAK CASE VS GARCIAS
SHANE’S WORLD
I am not aware of this 30-day provision and if
this is true then this can be a big slap to Malacanang and the people who
should know this. Will Gwen Garcia have a last laugh? In that case,
this can indeed be a political move by the admin and a big boost to her
candidacy.
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