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Bishop admits brokering
for Princess owners


A CATHOLIC prelate close to Malacañang yesterday admitted he brokered on behalf of the owners of Sulpicio Lines Inc. for President Arroyo to allow the firm’s cargo operations to resume.

In a radio interview, Butuan (Agusan del Norte) Bishop Juan de Dios Pueblos said he was approached by the Go family.

"I went to Malacañang the other day because of the request of the owner of the Sulpicio Lines… it’s the only livelihood they have. Kasi wala naming ibang source of income ang Go family kundi sa shipping industry so yun ang purpose ng paghingi ng tulong nila sa akin," Pueblos told Church-run Radio Veritas.

The bishop, however, said he was not able to meet Arroyo personally although he was able to discuss the matter with "somebody."

Pueblos said Sulpicio senior vice president Edgar Go is a personal friend.

"They (Go family) are also with the Oasis of Spirituality, so we have already a sort of relationship," he related. – Gerard Naval

 


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