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Batasan blast suspect still
on the loose – Rep. Teves |
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Lawmaker says police must conduct deeper probe of
blast
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A neophyte lawmaker on Friday urged Philippine
National Police (PNP) to conduct further investigations on the
Batasan bombing incident, hinting that the alleged mastermind is
still at large.
Negros Oriental Representative Pryde Henry Teves,
who has not yet fully recovered from his wounds caused by the blast,
said authorities should look into the possible link of the political
ambition of the alleged target, the late Basilan Rep. Wahab Akbar,
instead of relying on the latter’s past activities.
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Malacañang won’t stop
senators’ federalism move
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The Palace said it would give Congress a free hand if it wants to
adopt federalism through constitutional change, Deputy Press
Secretary Anthony Golez said.
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No Robert Mugabe with
ARMM poll automation
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There will be no “Robert Mugabe” with the automation of the
August 11 election at the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM),
Sen. Richard Gordon said.
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Church, human rights
alliance seeks Pope’s help
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A NEWLY formed alliance of Philippine churches and human rights
group will seek the help of Pope Benedict XVI to look into the real
score of the human rights condition in the country.
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MILF men grab rice farms
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COTABATO: Armed Muslim separatists forced some 1,200 Christian
settlers from a rice-farming hamlet in the southern Philippines,
authorities said Friday.
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Private motorists asked
to snub local traffic tickets
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THE Private Motorists Alliance Coalition (PMAC) on Friday threatened
not to settle traffic violation tickets with local governments in
Metro Manila to protest the mayors’ refusal to implement the
single ticketing system in Metro Manila.
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President makes surprise
visit to Customs office
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PRESIDENT Arroyo on Friday made a surprise visit to the Bureau of
Customs office in Port Area, Manila apparently to check on the
bureau’s drive against suspected smugglers of rice, sugar and
flour.
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