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Saturday, September 29, 2007 |
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Testing writ of amparo |
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Palparan may face
probe into
disappearances of UP students |
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By Jomar Canlas Reporter
BESIDES the Jonas Joseph Burgos
case, the Philippine judiciary will have another test case for the
invocation of the writ of amparo, whose guidelines were drafted by
the Supreme Court just days ago and are expected to be approved by
October 24.
The Court of Appeals on Friday
ordered retired general Jovito Palparan of the Philippine Army to
explain why new evidence should not be presented against him in
relation to charges that he was involved in the disappearance of
three persons, including two students of the University of the
Philippines (UP).
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NBI nabs 2 for
organ trafficking
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The National Bureau of
Investigation on September 25 nabbed two people for organ
trafficking in Quezon City.
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LTO regional execs
ask Berroya retention
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REGIONAL officials of the Land
Transportation Office are asking President Gloria Arroyo to retain
Reynaldo Berroya as chief of the LTO to maintain its good
performance.
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HEAD: Policy, not
just programs
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Deliberations on the Cheaper
Medicines Bill should address national policy, and not just create
government programs.
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DOH, USAID sign
funding agreement
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The Department of Health (DOH)
and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
have signed an agreement to provide additional $10 million and $24
million for the implementation...
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Hong Kong star
defends sacking of Filipino maids
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HONG KONG: Hong Kong pop singer
Jacky Cheung lashed out at claims he fired 21 Filipino maids in
three years, saying he was an “ordinary employer,” a report said
Friday.
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