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De Vera named CHED officer-in-charge
De Vera named CHED officer-in-charge
Dharel Placido,
ABS-CBN News
Published Jan 26, 2018 11:01 AM PHT

MANILA - Malacañang has named Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Commissioner Prospero De Vera III as the agency’s officer-in-charge.
MANILA - Malacañang has named Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Commissioner Prospero De Vera III as the agency’s officer-in-charge.
The designation as OIC of De Vera, an appointee of President Rosrigo Duterte, comes in the wake of the resignation of CHED chairperson Patricia Licuanan.
The designation as OIC of De Vera, an appointee of President Rosrigo Duterte, comes in the wake of the resignation of CHED chairperson Patricia Licuanan.
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— Dharel Placido (@dgplacido) January 26, 2018
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— Dharel Placido (@dgplacido) January 26, 2018
Licuanan had said Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea phoned asking her to step down ahead of the expiration of her term in July 2018.
Licuanan had said Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea phoned asking her to step down ahead of the expiration of her term in July 2018.
"I have decided it is time to go. It has become obvious there are persons determined to get me out of CHED by hurling false and baseless accusations against me in what appears to be a fishing expedition and a well orchestrated move in media," she had said.
"I have decided it is time to go. It has become obvious there are persons determined to get me out of CHED by hurling false and baseless accusations against me in what appears to be a fishing expedition and a well orchestrated move in media," she had said.
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Licuanan rejected allegations of excessive travel. She said she had 8 official travels last year, 5 of which were paid by government. She said she had 5 official travels in 2016, 6 in 2015, 2 in 2014 and 3 in 2013.
Licuanan rejected allegations of excessive travel. She said she had 8 official travels last year, 5 of which were paid by government. She said she had 5 official travels in 2016, 6 in 2015, 2 in 2014 and 3 in 2013.
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