Former Top Officials to Arroyo: Government Should Serve the Truth

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PUBLISHED ON March 5, 2008 AT 7:52 AM

21. Evangeline Escobillo (Former Commissioner, Insurance Commission)

22. Jesus Estanislao (Former Secretary, Department of Finance)

23. Victoria Garchitorena (Former Head, Presidential Management Staff)

24. Jose Luis Gascon (Former Undersecretary, Department of Education)

25. Marietta Goco (Former Chair, Presidential Commission to Fight Poverty)

26. Jose Antonio Gonzalez (Former Secretary, Department of Tourism)

27. Milwida Guevara (Former Undersecretary, Department of Finance)

28. Cielito Habito (Former Director-General, National Economic Development Authority)

29. Edilberto de Jesus Jr. (Former Secretary, Department of Education)

30. Lina Laigo (Former Secretary, Department of Social Welfare and Development)

31. Ernest Leung (Former Secretary, Department of Finance)

32. Josefina Lichauco (Former Secretary, Department of Transportation and Communications)

33. Narzalina Lim (Former Secretary, Department of Tourism)

34. Juan Miguel Luz (Former Undersecretary, Department of Education)

35. Jose Molano Jr. (Former Executive Director, Commission on Filipinos Overseas)

36. Vitaliano Nañagas (Former Chair, Development Bank of the Philippines)

37. Conrado Navarro (Former Undersecretary, Department of Agrarian Reform)

38. Imelda Nicolas (Former Lead Convenor, National Anti-Poverty Commission)

39. Vicente Paterno (Former Minister, Ministry of Trade and Industry)

40. Pete Prado (Former Secretary, Department of Transportation and Communications)

41. Cesar Purisima (Former Secretary, Department of Finance)

42. Victor Ramos (Former Secretary, Department of Environment and Natural Resources)

43. Amina Rasul (Former Presidential Advisor on Youth Affairs and Concurrent Chair, National Youth Commission)

44. Rodolfo Reyes (Former Press Secretary)

45. Walfrido Reyes (Former Undersecretary, Department of Tourism)

46. Alberto Romualdez Jr. (Former Secretary, Department of Health)

47. Albert del Rosario (Former Ambassador to the United States of America)

48. Francisco del Rosario (Former Chair, Development Bank of the Philippines)

49. Ramon del Rosario (Former Secretary, Department of Finance)

50. Melito Salazar (Former Member of the Monetary Board, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas)

51. Antonio Salvador (Former Undersecretary, Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process)

52. Leticia Ramos-Shahani (Former Undersecretary, Department of Foreign Affairs)

53. Cesar Sarino (Former Secretary, Department of Interior and Local Government)

54. Juan Santos (Former Secretary, Department of Trade and Industry)

55. Corazon Juliano-Soliman (Former Secretary, Department of Social Welfare and Development)

56. Hector Soliman (Former Undersecretary, Department of Agrarian Reform)

57. Mario Taguiwalo (Former Undersecretary, Department of Health)

58. Jaime Galvez Tan (Former Secretary, Department of Health)

59. Ricardo Tan (Former Head, Philippine Deposit Insurance Commission)

60. Wigberto Tañada (Former Commissioner, Bureau of Customs)

61. V. Bruce Tolentino (Former Undersecretary, Department of Agriculture)

62. Veronica Villavicencio (Former Lead Convenor, National Anti-Poverty Commission)

63. Deogracias Vistan (Former President, Land Bank of the Philippines)

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Former Top Officials to Arroyo: Government Should Serve the Truth

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