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Thursday, September 04. 2008

 

Palace dissolves GRP panel

Esperon lost credibility–lawmakers

In a major shift in policy, President Gloria Arroyo announced on Wednesday that she was dissolving the government peace panel seeking to end in particular a festering Muslim rebellion in southern Mindanao.

The announcement came a day after The Manila Times reported that a top Roman Catholic bishop had called on Hermogenes Esperon Jr., the presidential adviser on the peace process, and members of the government peace panel to resign over their alleged bungling of negotiations with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front [MILF].

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ZAMBOANGA CITY: The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) vowed to press its separatist campaign against the government after President Gloria Arroyo on Wednesday dissolved Manila’s panel negotiating peace...

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MAGUINDANAO: The sound of sirens precedes the passing of a long convoy of 4x4 sport utility vehicles. As if on cue, jeepneys and private vehicles begin moving to the right side of the street, where they stop.

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If the controversial former Agriculture Undersecretary Jocelyn “Joc-Joc” Bolante is deported to the Philippines by US authorities, he will be a free man, the Department of Justice chief said Wednesday.

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Sen. Francis Escudero said Wednesday that the Senate should invite former Agriculture Undersecretary Jocelyn “Joc-Joc” Bolante after he was linked to the P5-billion loan of Quedancor purportedly for a swine distribution project.

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Beware of converted tricycles whose LPG tanks that run them are not installed properly.

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The governor of Batanes was shot and wounded as his car was driving along South Superhighway before dawn on Wednesday.

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ST. PAUL, Minnesota: Republicans sought to send a jolt of energy through their White House campaign, as President George W. Bush threw his weight behind John McCain, saying he was “ready to lead this nation.”

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