By ELLEN TORDESILLAS
OMBUDSMAN Conchita Carpio-Morales has asked the Anti-Money Laundering Council for a copy of the records of impeached Chief Justice Renato Corona’s bank deposits, including dollar accounts that are the subject of a temporary restraining order issued by the Supreme Court.
By LALA ORDENES THE statements of assets, liabilities and net worth filed by Chief Justice Renato Corona and the land records submitted to the impeachment court on Thursday show a number of discrepancies: A 631.6-sq. m. lot in Quezon City he bought in 1995 doesn't appear in his SALN; a property in Marikina declared in his 1992 SALN was no longer declared after that even when the titles remain in his name; and two condominium units were declared years after their purchase. (View/download TCTs and CCTs submitted Thursday to the Senate from this article.)
Following are links to articles VERA Files had written on how to deconstruct Statements of Assets, Liabilities and Net Worth (SALN).
