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Tuesday, April 10, 2007 |
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Indons Patek and
Dulmatin
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Two of Southeast Asia’s
most-wanted terror operatives evaded capture Monday when US-trained
Philippine troops raided the camp of the Abu Sayyaf in Jolo.
Indonesian nationals Dulmatin and
Umar Patek, alleged bombmakers for the Jemaah Islamiah terror group
responsible for the deadly 2002 Bali bombings, escaped during an
early morning firefight.
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Illegal
parking ties up QC traffic
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MOTORISTS plying the stretch of
East Avenue in Quezon City are asking the local traffic enforcement
division to address the heavy traffic congestion caused by illegal
parking of vehicle along the avenue.
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House leaders laud
influx of foreign investments
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The decision of Saudi Prince
Alwaleed bin Talal bin Abdulaziz Alsaud and Hong Kong tycoon Li
Kashing to invest in the country has negated the opposition’s
insinuations about eroding investor confidence...
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DepEd allows
political rallies
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The Department of Education has
allowed the holding of political rallies and other public meetings
in public schools as long as they are not held during school days
while classes are ongoing.
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Bureau of Customs
hit for not moving
against suspected forgery syndicate
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A Subic freeport-based firm has
decried the Bureau of Customs (BoC) utter disregard and seemingly
lack of concern on the plight of legitimate importers and exporters
that have been victimized by a “forgery” syndicate...
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GO priority is
Arroyo impeachment
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The Genuine Opposition has formed
a Preparatory Impeachment Committee (PIC) this early to prepare for
another impeachment complaint that will be filed against President
Arroyo in the Fourteenth Congress.
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