Originally Posted by
genghis2510
hmmmm ... something's not right. A back room negotiation in agreement!? Hmmmm ... something smells and it's fishy ...
I don't know if you have been reading the news lately bro. But I don't think there is anything smelly with regards to that article.
Simple raman ang ang gi ask ni digong.
Bayari imong utang from the government which you owed several years prior, and then we are settled.
PAL gave in and paid it's debt, not mere debt a whooping 6Billion worth of it. It's already a done deal.
Gipakapinan pa gamay sa PAL, which I think was not actually pakapin, because in one occasion digong "announced" to help in the repatriation by using PALs airport to transport the OFWs from Kuwait, to which PAL responded positive.
Double dip, no more qualms. Satisfied debt.
What's the point of beating a dead horse.
PAL settles P6 billion dues to gov't | ABS-CBN News
PAL settles P6 billion dues to gov't
ABS-CBN News
Posted at Nov 03 2017 07:05 PM | Updated as of Nov 03 2017 07:39 PM
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MANILA - Flag carrier Philippine Airlines on Friday settled P6 billion in navigational fees and other charges it owed government, just a little over a month after President Rodrigo Duterte threatened to shut down its operations over the debt.
"We are pleased to announce that PAL’s financial obligations to the government amounting to P6 billion, which were incurred since 1970s up to July 2017, have finally been settled," said Presidential Spokersperson Harry Roque in a statement.
Clara De Castro, PAL Vice President for Legal Affairs, delivered the payment in checks at the office of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP), according to a joint statement by the Department of Transportation (DOTr), the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) and CAAP.
PAL paid P5.68 billion to CAAP and P258.6 million to MIAA.
Philippine Airlines hands over checks to settle its P6-billion debt to government. Handout
In September, Duterte threatened to shut down the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 2, PAL's hub, if the airline won't settle its unpaid dues.
The airline and DOTr reached a P6-billion resolution in October.
PAL was given until December 2017 to settle the unpaid charges. Roque said this conclusion highlighted the administration's commitment to "decisively act on matters that would greatly benefit the nation’s best interest."
"This settlement will go a long way in funding the administration's priority programs," Roque added.
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Originally Posted by
genghis2510
Actually, it's a do or die. Choosing between lesser evils. Hostage situation. Coercion. Extortion. Harassment. Etc.
Expound daw anang lesser evils ?
Hostage situation. Coercion. Extortion. Harassment. Etc
Harassment maybe but Hostage Situation? Coercion? Extortion? I would have to defer.