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Malacañang orders police
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By Sam Mediavilla, Reporter
Malacañang officials on Friday
called on the police to speed up its investigation of the attempt to
tap into the telephone of former President Corazon Aquino.
Secretary Gabriel Claudio,
political adviser to President Arroyo, and Tourism Secretary Ace
Durano, who is also spokesman for Team Unity, joined hands in urging
the police to catch the suspects.
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Honasan flays DOJ for amending raps
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Independent senatorial candidate
Gregorio Honasan on Friday chided the Department of Justice for
filing another amended case against him before a Makati court as one
of the principal accused in the 2003 Oakwood mutiny.
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Burned QC hotel may have broken fire code
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THE Great Eastern Hotel which
caught fire Thursday night does not have the required fire safety
papers, an Interior and Local Government official said Friday.
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Court finally names NAIA 3 appraiser
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The court handling the
expropriation case involving the Ninoy Aquino International Airport
Terminal 3 has chosen DG Jones & Partners to appraise the
facility’s real value.
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Biazon says supporters are being harassed
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Reelectionist Rep. Ruffy Biazon of Muntinlupa said
his supporters were being constantly harassed and called on the
media to keep an eye on Muntinlupa to prevent the escalation of
election-related violence.
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US to monitor election violence
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United States Ambassador to the
Philippines Kristie Kenney on Friday admitted she is closely
watching the democratic exercise in the country, especially with
only 11 days left before the May 14 election.
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DOJ chief demands refund for flight delay
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JUSTICE Secretary Raul Gonzalez
complained against an airline company that caused his flight to
Baguio to be delayed and is now demanding a refund of his ticket.
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De Venecia disqualification case dismissed by Comelec
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THE Commission on Elections (Comelec) on Friday
rejected a petition for disqualification filed against Speaker Jose
de Venecia by the lawyer of his congressional opponent for having
filed at the wrong venue.
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Electrification
will depend on the peace situation
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Energy Secretary Raphael P.M.
Lotilla on Friday announced that the government’s 100-percent
electrification program in barangays nationwide will depend on the
status of the peace process.
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GO names social
activist as new campaign manager
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WITH the abrupt exit of Sen.
Sergio Osmeña from the Genuine Opposition after he went under the
knife following a mild stroke, the Genuine Opposition (GO) named on
Friday social activist Renato “RC” Constantino Jr....
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Tomb raider
caught in Manila cemetery
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An 18-year-old was arrested by
the Manila Police Department after he was caught in the act of
breaking into a tomb at the Manila South Cemetery on Wednesday
afternoon.
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Chiz underscores
need for vigilance at May 14 polls
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Genuine Opposition senatorial
candidate Francis “Chiz” Escudero on Friday urged the voters to
consider national and local issues in casting their ballots on May
14.
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