Malacañang is not in the mood to engage retired Archbishop Oscar Cruz in a “Chika Minute” discussion of the rumored plan of President Benigno Aquino III’s youngest sister to run for public office in 2016.
Just months into the Aquino administration, antijueteng crusader Archbishop Oscar Cruz submitted to the Senate a list of alleged “jueteng” operators and jueteng payoff recipients.
Retired Archbishop Oscar Cruz blamed the Executive for failing to implement the “good laws” passed by the Legislative.
President Benigno Aquino can stop “jueteng,” an illegal numbers racket, if he wants to, according to Archbishop Emeritus Oscar Cruz, an antigambling crusader.
The ball is in the court of lawmakers, and it’s up to them to act on the information about “jueteng” he furnished them, Archbishop Emeritus Oscar Cruz said Monday.
Archbishop Emeritus Oscar Cruz, a staunch anti-gambling crusader, said he felt that a fresh investigation on the illegal numbers game “jueteng” in the Senate would not still yield results.
“Jueteng” is alive as ever in the country, particularly in provinces in Luzon, according to Archbishop Emeritus Oscar Cruz, a staunch antigambling crusader.
Retired Archbishop Oscar Cruz says the aswang (Philippine ghoul) believed to be lurking in Pozorrubio, Pangasinan that have kept residents sleepless for a number of days was not true.
