Justice Del Castillo’s white knight
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 The Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (Ceza) has been omitted by the Commission on Audit (CoA), for reasons only it can fathom, from its list of government-owned and controlled corporations (GOCCs) that was released recently to the public. The Ceza, which supervises the operations  of the Cagayan Special Economic Zone located in Port Irene, Santa Ana,  Cagayan, functions in the exact same manner as, let’s say, the Clark Development  Corp. (CDC) which oversees activities in the Clark Special Economic  Zone inside the old Clark Air Base in Pampanga or the Subic Bay  Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) in the former Subic Naval Base in  Olongapo, Zambales. Of late, nationwide attention  has been focused on the SBMA and CDC after it was revealed (again based  on CoA data) that officials working for them were among the highest paid  in government with fantabulous salaries in 2009. SBMA  Chairman Armand Arreza is supposed to have netted P26.8 million, while  CDC president Benny Ricafort came away with P14.6 million. Source: The Daily Tribune URL: http://www.tribuneonline.org/commentary/20100815com4.html | 
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