{"id":27588,"date":"2012-12-19T05:19:22","date_gmt":"2012-12-19T05:19:22","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.clearwaterphilippines.com\/wordpress\/?p=27588"},"modified":"2012-12-19T05:19:22","modified_gmt":"2012-12-19T05:19:22","slug":"ex-village-chair-asks-rcc-to-account-lazatin-funds","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.clearwaterphilippines.com\/resort\/2012\/12\/ex-village-chair-asks-rcc-to-account-lazatin-funds\/","title":{"rendered":"Ex-village chair asks RCC to account Lazatin funds"},"content":{"rendered":"

ANGELES CITY \u2013 Former Barangay Sto. Cristo Chairman Aymer Alvarado has formally requested the Republic Central Colleges, the tertiary school owned by the Lazatin family, to account fund grants from first district Rep. Carmelo \u201cTarzan\u201d Lazatin from 1988 to present.
\nIn his letter dated December 14, 2012 and stamped received on the same date, Alvarado asked Dr. Victoria Lazatin-Angeles, sister of the 78-year old congressman and chairperson of the college, \u201cfor an official accounting of any funds granted and\/or paid to the Republic Central Colleges.\u201d
\nAlvarado asked Dr. Lazatin to account for funding grants received from the Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF), formerly known as the Congressional Development Fund (CDF), from 1988 to 1998 and 2008 to 2012, as well as payment from the executive budget of the City Government of Angeles from 1999 to 2007.
\n\u201cI am very sure that Dr. Lazatin, the congressman\u2019s sister, was very much well-aware of these funds. Also, I believe that the RCC has kept a proper accounting of all the funds received by the college from government sources particularly from the PDAF or CDF of Mr. Tarzan Lazatin and the executive budget from 1998 to 2007,\u201d Alvarado said.
\n\u201cAnd since such are public funds, we have the right to know how they were spent and who benefitted from them, Further, the RCC has the duty to account for such funds and submit the proper liquidation reports to the concerned government offices,\u201d Alvarado added.
\nHis letter to Dr. Lazatin-Angeles also mentioned, \u201cMay we further respectfully request that the names of beneficiaries and amount granted per beneficiary be indicated as well as certified true copies of the liquidation reports submitted to the concerned agencies.\u201d
\nEarlier this month, the former barangay chief executive filed a complaint-letter addressed to Commission on Audit (COA) Chairperson Ma. GraciaPulido-Tan. In the said letter, he alleged that Lazatin violated certain laws by appropriating funds from his Priority Development Assistance Fund to benefit the RCC, particularly Sec. 3 of Republic Act 3190 or the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act and Sections 7 and 7a of RA 6713.
\n\u201cMaliwanagposamga investigative reporting naginagawang Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism o PCIJ naangmgakongresistaang nag-iidentifyngmgaproyekto at mgabenepisyaryongmgaproyekto.Wala pong labagsabatasdito. Anglabagsabatas ay kapagangmismongkorporasyon o institusyon o maski non-government organization na officer angmismongkongresista o sinumansakanyangmgakapatid, anak, pamangkin o iba pang kamag-anaknanasaikatlong degree ng consanguinity angnabigyanngpondonggobyerno,\u201d Alvarado explained.
\nA report by the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) entitled \u201c Pigging out on pork: PDAF racket rocks \u2018daangmatuwid\u2019\u201d indicated that implementing agencies only serve as \u201cconduits of pork money.\u201d
\nThe said PCIJ report stated: \u201cThe unbending rule in the use of pork endures to this day: The lawmaker decides for which projects he wants to use his pork, anywhere in the country he wants to, or whichever local government unit, and the individuals he wants to benefit from it.\u201d
\nThe report further said, \u201cThe rules say as well that a lawmaker must submit his list of projects to the committees on appropriation in the Senate and the House. Their respective chairs would then consolidate all lists and then send the result to the Senate President and the Speaker, who would then transmit the consolidated lists of the two chambers to Malaca\u00f1ang.\u201d \u25cf (Press Release)
\nhttp:\/\/www.headlinegl.com\/ex-village-chair-asks-rcc-to-account-lazatin-funds\/
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