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Thursday, August 30, 2007 |
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RP in no hurry to
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By Angelo S. Samonte Reporter
The government will let Dutch
authorities finish prosecuting Jose Maria Sison before it decides if
it should work for Sison’s return to the country to face cases
filed in the Philippine courts.
“We will allow the Dutch
judicial process to go on and the Philippine government will not
interfere at this time. We will wait for the conclusion of the case
before we consider ways of bringing Sison home to face prosecution
here,” Norberto Gonzales, the national security adviser, said
Wednesday.
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Govt may provide
legal aid to Sison
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In a bizarre twist of fate, the
government that sought for decades to jail Jose Maria Sison now
feels obligated to defend him in a foreign court.
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Marine heads
military in Mindanao
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ZAMBOANGA CITY: The chief of the
Marines has been named the new commander of military forces in
Mindanao.
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Senate sends
‘Garci’ probe to new panel
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The Senate referred the “Hello,
Garci” investigation to a new committee on Wednesday—after it
was tossed back earlier to the plenary by the rules committee.
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Bush sees
‘holocaust’ if Iran gets nuke arms
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RENO, Nevada: US President George
W. Bush raised the specter of a “nuclear holocaust” in the
Middle East if Iran gets atomic weapons, and vowed he would not let
that happen.
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