TO resolve the tug-of- war over the projected reopening of the Senate’s Mamasapano inquiry, it is important to recall the history of the earlier inquiry and why it dismally failed in finding facts and reaching closure.

It is equally important to keep the new hearings focused on the  questions and  issues that were not probed and answered in the inquiry last year.

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