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Tuesday, July 29, 2008

 

Troops, police break up anti-Arroyo rally 

Rights group stopped from holding anti-Sona rally for the first time in Arroyo’s seven years in office

By Al Jacinto, Correspondent

ZAMBOANGA CITY: Soldiers and policemen broke up Monday an anti-Arroyo rally in Zamboanga City, which coincided with President Gloria Arroyo’s State of the Nation Address (SONA), organizers said.

Amira Lidasan, of the human rights group called Suara Bangsamoro, said policemen dispersed dozens of students and political activists who were holding a rally to protest the high prices of basic commodities and the poverty situation of the country under Arroyo’s seven-year rule.

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BASILAN ISLAND: Their captors have released three people kidnapped in the remote town of Al-Barka, a known stronghold of the Muslim separatist rebels, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), in Basilan late Sunday, police said.

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SAN FERNANDO CITY: The police in La Union are winning the war against insurgency with the recent surrender of two rebel leaders operating in the province, reported the Philippine News Agency on Sunday.

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THREE persons were reported missing and feared dead while a total of 1,223 families were affected by Typhoon Igme in widespread floods, landslides and power outages according to the latest report...

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FORT RAMON MAGSAYSAY, Palayan City: President Arroyo ordered on Sunday the Department of National Defense (DND) and the Philippine National Oil Company (PNOC)—Alternative Fuel Corp. to expand...

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ANTIPOLO City: Keeping in step with the fast-paced and ever-changing industry of information technology (IT), an IT school will soon rise to cater to students who live in the remote highland town of the city.

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BAGUIO CITY: Six people illegally selling dog meat have been arrested and are facing up to four years jail in a fresh crackdown in the North, officials said Monday.

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