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In a 20-page fact-finding report prepared by Teresita Butardo-Tacata and approved by Deputy Ombudsman for Luzon Victor Fernandez, the Ombudsman ruled there was "nothing in the records" to show Mrs. Arroyo had a hand in the deal.
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ACTING JUSTICE SECRETARY MERCEDITAS GUTIERREZ AND UNDERSECRETARY MANUEL TEEHANKEE
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In a 20-page fact-finding report prepared by Teresita Butardo-Tacata and approved by Deputy Ombudsman for Luzon Victor Fernandez, the Ombudsman ruled there was "nothing in the records" to show Mrs. Arroyo had a hand in the deal.
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By Delon Porcalla | April 13, 2004 - 12:00am
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