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Negrenses, however, were in for a surprise. On Thursday, the Ombudsman Visayas dismissed 13 government officials for alleged involvement in the July 2001 rice smuggling case in Masao Port in Butuan City. That reminded them of a similar case in the Bacolod Reclamation Area a few years back, which was foiled by the 303rd Brigade.


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A major first in rice smuggling

By THE SOUTHERN BEAT By Rolly Espina | June 12, 2004 - 12:00am

Most Filipinos already believe that smuggling cases brought to court or the government prosecutors end up with "areglo." In short, they don’t expect anything positive since rice smugglers are usually...

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