Author Topic: SK NAT'L PRES. JANE CAJES FACES RAPS AT OMBUDSMAN (Read 5897 times)

islander · « **Reply #40 on:** May 02, 2010, 03:21:09 PM »

the power of the legislators when it comes to the executive and judiciary branches lies in the committee on appointments. this committee is supposed to review the appointments to top government posts made by the president, and they can approve or disapprove, in keeping with the ideal of check-and-balance. and this is when collegial relationships between legislators are played out. congressman1-on-the-dock whispers to congressman2 to reassign a judge or to sit on his promotion in case he dares to do something about his pending case. will a judge risk his retirement and life's work? i doubt.

so maybe, and i say maybe because i don't really know the truth behind all this, it would have been next to impossible to file a case against jane censoria cajes before the election period, when her father was still a sitting legislator. more so that her father openly showed that he's the best friend of the first gentleman.

and yes, bohol's premier dirty trickster knows when to strike and to hit where it hurts most, without proof that he's behind it all.

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islander · « **Reply #41 on:** May 02, 2010, 06:23:05 PM »

please bear with me, glace, if i sound like a pol sci 1 teacher. i got carried away. this does not presume that you donâ€™t know these things; i know you know, and chances are you even know more than i do.

my previous posts are actually mere intros to my questions for arki, who is obviously pro-aumentado and who may at least be in a position to shed some light on the following:

1. the scuttlebutt that the esteemed outgoing governor eventually kept quiet about salcon because he was given a to-die-for amount by the company needs some truth-telling. the money bag was reportedly brought to their residence one night.

2. a topnotch lawyer who joined the fray, purportedly to help the plaintiffs in the case against relampagos-chatto et al, was also paid. he was reported to have asked for the papers from the plaintiffs, and then gave these all to the other side for a certain amount.

3. when the plaintiffs raised their case to the court of appeals after failing at the lower court level, the case was never raffled off among the justices. it reportedly was permanently in the hands of one of these justices, who threw out the case without much of a hearing. a lawyer brother-in-law of relampagos is a ranking officer at the court of appeals.

if all these stories were true, including rumors that both relampagos and chatto were also paid, then no one has the moral ascendancy to throw stones at each otherâ€™s glass houses. all the campaigners in the world, tb posters most specially who seem to be everywhere in tb nowadays like some pestilence, cannot clean up the tarnished image of these political leaders even if they shred their throats and fingers to smithereens announcing how great their candidates are and how bad the opposing camps are.

but those who run for public office will always have winners and losers from among them. fereting out the truth in all these rumors could at least let voters know who and what they are voting for, for all their worth.

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glacier_71 · « **Reply #42 on:** May 03, 2010, 11:55:08 AM »

islander, you seem to have a deep knowledge of what's going on behind the scenes of Bohol politics

for my part, i'm a total outsider. but it doesn't prevent me from behaving as if i'm like an "insider"

our politicians are very predictable and openly making bold strokes of dirt which many of us continue to tolerate and ignore.

it seems to me every time we have an election it's a fight between evil and evil personified in our politicians' usual tactics. we may have never run out of good people, but election is apparently not their turf. i may sound pessimistic. i just have a feeling that this is gonna be the permanent face of our politics, and i am afraid i'm beginning to accept it.

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wolfpack823 · « **Reply #43 on:** May 03, 2010, 12:01:50 PM »

SK NATIONAL PRESIDENT JANE CENSORIA CAJES FACES RAPS AT OMBUDSMAN

THE BOHOL STANDARD
issued on April 25, 2010

Sangguniang Kabataan national president Jane Censoria Cajes is in hot water, facing graft and corruption charges before the Ombudsman Visayas.

Cajes, the daughter of Cong. Roberto Cajes and trinidad Mayor Judeth del Rosario Lao-Cajes, through her spokesperson strongly denied the accusation.

The Junior Graftwatch Unit (JGU) of Cebu accused the beleaguered SK provincial federated president of extravagant lifestyle, saying she should be the "role model" of her flock in the SK. she is also accused of lack of transparency, overpricing of SK registration fees, and purchase of luxury cars.

In its petition filed and received by the Ombudsman on April 23, 2010, JGU alleged that Jane Censoria Cajes "has been spending and cashing out thousands of pesos for Vicky Belo's Clinic every quarter of the year and buying high end items for luxury. as a role model of the youth she should live within her means."

The JGU's complaint quoted SK members as questioning "her lavish lifestyle as public servant," urging the Ombudsman to investigate Cajes "to give justice to the SK and the Youth i the country."

JGU said Cajes purchased and acquired "in just a matter of two years" two sports utility vehicles (SUV) - Nissan Patrol and Isuzu Altiera---registered "under her name". The Nissan Patrol with his father on board met a traffic accident last December 2009 along the highway of Barangay Oy, Loboc, Bohol. The Izusu Altiera is being used by Jane Cajes in Manila, the complainant said.

On the issue of SK registration fees, JGU also blamed on Cajes of negligence of duty for failure to render financial report to the SK national executive board after the holding of SK national congresses on 2008 and 2009.

Under her watch, Jane Cajes caused the imposition and collection of registration fees in the amounts of PhP 8,500 and PhP9,500 for the holding of 2008 SK national congress in waterfront Hotel in Cebu and in Subic Convention Center in 2009, respectively.

The petitioners said that the registration fees were supposedly be collected at a maximum of PhP1,200 per participant as allowed by Department of budget and Management. "It only means that there's an overpricing of the registration fees of more than 100%," said the graft-watch body.

JGU also claimed Cajes did not give "a single document" or present an accounting of P10 million financial assistance from President Gloria Macapagal- Arroyo to the SK national executive board.

Earlier, Cajes said that the first tranche of P20 million, intended for the "Sama-sama Para Sa Kalikasan" environmental program, is still "intact" and the second release of P10 million was already accounted for.

The Junior Graftwatch Unit (JGU) addressed its complaint against SK national president Jane Censoria Cajes to Deputy Ombudsman for the Visayas Pelagio Apostol, thru Director for Evaluation and Investigation Carla Narvios-Tanco.

On the question on lack of transparency, the JGU seeks an update on how SK spent the P10 million that president Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo released as financial assistance for the 2008 SK National Congress.

Two years had passed, but Cajes allegedly failed to submit a single document to the SK National Executive board to account for the money.

Moreover, JGU also alleged that Cajes "neglected her primary duty to render financial report" to SK National Executive Board immediately after the holding the national congress.

According to officer of JGU ,they received complaints from their colleagues that the registration fees had been the highest imposed in the history of SK national congresses.

this contradicts the Department of Budget and Management policy that sets P1,200 as the maximum registration fees for conferences nad congresses, according to JGU.

The Office of the Ombudsman organized the JGU to serve as its "mechanism for young citizens, effective participation " in campaigning for the prevention of corruption.

JGU is established in schools and communities in Cebu province, acting as junior watchdog of the government which shares the same vision "to have an integrity, efficiency and high ethical standards of public service in the country" which can be summed up as a vision to create a clean, transparent and honest government.

Oh well, ang mangga mamunga og mangga, ang santol mamunga og santol. Hala tubaga, you have your own day in court.

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wolfpack823 · « **Reply #44 on:** May 03, 2010, 12:03:41 PM »

Here we go islander.

please bear with me, glace, if i sound like a pol sci 1 teacher. i got carried away. this does not presume that you donâ€™t know these things; i know you know, and chances are you even know more than i do.

my previous posts are actually mere intros to my questions for arki, who is obviously pro-aumentado and who may at least be in a position to shed some light on the following:

1. the scuttlebutt that the esteemed outgoing governor eventually kept quiet about salcon because he was given a to-die-for amount by the company needs some truth-telling. the money bag was reportedly brought to their residence one night.

2. a topnotch lawyer who joined the fray, purportedly to help the plaintiffs in the case against relampagos-chatto et al, was also paid. he was reported to have asked for the papers from the plaintiffs, and then gave these all to the other side for a certain amount.

3. when the plaintiffs raised their case to the court of appeals after failing at the lower court level, the case was never raffled off among the justices. it reportedly was permanently in the hands of one of these justices, who threw out the case without much of a hearing. a lawyer brother-in-law of relampagos is a ranking officer at the court of appeals.

if all these stories were true, including rumors that both relampagos and chatto were also paid, then no one has the moral ascendancy to throw stones at each otherâ€™s glass houses. all the campaigners in the world, tb posters most specially who seem to be everywhere in tb nowadays like some pestilence, cannot clean up the tarnished image of these political leaders even if they shred their throats and fingers to smithereens announcing how great their candidates are and how bad the opposing camps are.

but those who run for public office will always have winners and losers from among them. fereting out the truth in all these rumors could at least let voters know who and what they are voting for, for all their worth.

...

Here we go islander...."If you live in a glass house, do not throw stones." That is always my favorite lines.

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ms da binsi · « **Reply #45 on:** May 03, 2010, 12:10:07 PM »

i just have a feeling that this is gonna be the permanent face of our politics, and i am afraid i'm beginning to accept it.

Im sorry Glace but i still cant take it! I know they cant change themselves but we the voters!

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arki · « **Reply #46 on:** May 03, 2010, 12:56:32 PM »

please bear with me, glace, if i sound like a pol sci 1 teacher. i got carried away. this does not presume that you donâ€™t know these things; i know you know, and chances are you even know more than i do.

my previous posts are actually mere intros to my questions for arki, who is obviously pro-aumentado and who may at least be in a position to shed some light on the following:

1. the scuttlebutt that the esteemed outgoing governor eventually kept quiet about salcon because he was given a to-die-for amount by the company needs some truth-telling. the money bag was reportedly brought to their residence one night.

2. a topnotch lawyer who joined the fray, purportedly to help the plaintiffs in the case against relampagos-chatto et al, was also paid. he was reported to have asked for the papers from the plaintiffs, and then gave these all to the other side for a certain amount.

3. when the plaintiffs raised their case to the court of appeals after failing at the lower court level, the case was never raffled off among the justices. it reportedly was permanently in the hands of one of these justices, who threw out the case without much of a hearing. a lawyer brother-in-law of relampagos is a ranking officer at the court of appeals.

if all these stories were true, including rumors that both relampagos and chatto were also paid, then no one has the moral ascendancy to throw stones at each otherâ€™s glass houses. all the campaigners in the world, tb posters most specially who seem to be everywhere in tb nowadays like some pestilence, cannot clean up the tarnished image of these political leaders even if they shred their throats and fingers to smithereens announcing how great their candidates are and how bad the opposing camps are.

but those who run for public office will always have winners and losers from among them. fereting out the truth in all these rumors could at least let voters know who and what they are voting for, for all their worth.

Islander , good that you raise some question about the SALCON issues...I will not answer your question coz i don't want to say nga dili accurate akong facts...just give me more time to answer your question...kay base sa imong accusation nga gi-dad an ug kwarta si Aumentado sa ilang residence and gipalit si atty victor dela Serna sa SALCON (w/ Chatto and Relampagos)...thats a fu@#$%ng lie... Gov. Aumentado has an dignity,integrity, principyo nga tawo...If naa ka dri sa pilipinas Im sure makadungog ka sa mga bomba ni Aumentado against ni Chatto and relampagos sa second district about sa SALCON DEAL...Everyday gisulti ni Gov. EBA sa katawhan nga after election mopasaka na ug presyo ang Bohol lite Water and Power of SALCON meaning musaka na ang tanang presyo sa utilities bsag dili maayo ang service sa gi -privatized ang maong suga ug tubig...Mao nay kalaki ni relampagos ug chatto sa pagbaligya sa tubig and kuryente...I will answer you point by point why walay nadungog sa KASO sa Salcon until now...

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islander · « **Reply #47 on:** May 04, 2010, 09:33:09 AM »

islander, you seem to have a deep knowledge of what's going on behind the scenes of Bohol politics

for my part, i'm a total outsider. but it doesn't prevent me from behaving as if i'm like an "insider"

our politicians are very predictable and openly making bold strokes of dirt which many of us continue to tolerate and ignore.

it seems to me every time we have an election it's a fight between evil and evil personified in our politicians' usual tactics. we may have never run out of good people, but election is apparently not their turf. i may sound pessimistic. i just have a feeling that this is gonna be the permanent face of our politics, and i am afraid i'm beginning to accept it.

i'm not really that knowledgeable, glace. i just happen to know some people who are deep in bohol politics. i would like to believe, though, that the mere fact that tb people talk about it is because we find its dirty underbelly hard to accept. but then it's reassuring that we can go on with our lives inspite of it.

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islander · « **Reply #48 on:** May 04, 2010, 09:40:29 AM »

Islander , good that you raise some question about the SALCON issues...I will not answer your question coz i don't want to say nga dili accurate akong facts...just give me more time to answer your question...kay base sa imong accusation nga gi-dad an ug kwarta si Aumentado sa ilang residence and gipalit si atty victor dela Serna sa SALCON (w/ Chatto and Relampagos)...thats a fu@#$%ng lie... Gov. Aumentado has an dignity,integrity, principyo nga tawo...If naa ka dri sa pilipinas Im sure makadungog ka sa mga bomba ni Aumentado against ni Chatto and relampagos sa second district about sa SALCON DEAL...Everyday gisulti ni Gov. EBA sa katawhan nga after election mopasaka na ug presyo ang Bohol lite Water and Power of SALCON meaning musaka na ang tanang presyo sa utilities bsag dili maayo ang service sa gi -privatized ang maong suga ug tubig...Mao nay kalaki ni relampagos ug chatto sa pagbaligya sa tubig and kuryente...I will answer you point by point why walay nadungog sa KASO sa Salcon until now...

thanks for clearing this up, arki. glad to know that the salcon issue is out again. and oh, i simply mentioned what i heard, for exactly what you did, i.e., clearing it up. i cannot accuse anyone of anything that i heard only in passing. when it comes to politics, we stand helpless in separating fact from fiction. that's why i asked you directly because i truly wanted the truth and nothing but.

tell me, tell us, more. thanks.

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