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Tuesday, July 10, 2007

 

Misuari gets court nod 
to attend Jeddah peace talks

By James Konstantin Galvez. Reporter

A MAKATI court handling the rebellion case of former Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) and Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) honorary chairman Nur Misuari on Monday granted his request to leave detention and attend the tripartite peace talks with his spiritual adviser in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

The tripartite meeting is on July 17 to 19, 2007.

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THE Court of Appeals (CA) has restrained the Regional Trial Court of Makati from implementing its order evicting the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) nominees...

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CHARGES of kidnapping with homicide will be filed against the accomplice of the man who had confessed to killing his 3-year-old daughter and dumping her body in a creek last month, Pasig City police said Monday.

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BUREAU of Immigration Commissioner Marcelino Libanan has ordered a crackdown Monday against foreigners illegally engaged in the retail trade.

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AN Army officer on Monday broke his silence and denied any involvement in the abduction of Jonas Burgos and two others from a restaurant in a Quezon City mall two months ago.

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A son of businessman and former Manila Sixth District Rep. Mark Jimenez appealed to his father on Monday to settle their disputes and spare their family from further humiliation and embarrassment after the hearing...

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The battle for Speaker of the House of Representatives in the Fourteenth Congress heats up with the top contenders for the post struggling to get the required number of votes.

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Reps. Nerissa Soon-Ruiz and Edgar San Luis expressed confidence Monday that the majority of congressmen will choose to “ride high on the bandwagon of change” by electing Cebu Rep. Pablo Garcia Sr. as the next speaker.

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Economists on Monday called on Insurance Commissioner Evangeline Escobillo to answer the corruption charges being labeled against her, saying insurance is built on trust.

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