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Court orders release of ‘Commander Tigre’ |
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Jakiri’s lawyer says a certain Akmad Jakiri (a
namesake) has already been arrested and jailed since 2003
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GENERAL SANTOS CITY: The Regional Trial Court here has favored a
petition for habeas corpus filed by an arrested Moro Islamic
Liberation Front (MILF) commander due to alleged kidnapping and
serious illegal detention charges.
RTC Judge Oscar Noel has ordered the immediate
release of Ismael Akmad Jakiri, alias Ismael Saafar or “Kumander
Tigre,” MILF’s 204th brigade commander (under the 104th base
command and Bangsamoro Islamic Armed Forces -MILF), after the police
failed to establish authentic evidence linking Jakiri to the
2002 abduction of businessman Carlos Belonio and Jaen Keon, a Korean
national, in Palembang, Sultan Kudarat.
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Mines agency recommends relocation of Maco
villages
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RESIDENTS of two villages in Maco, Compostella Valley, were
recommended by the Mines and Geosciences Bureau to be relocated
because of the danger of having landslide incidents similar to what
happened last week-end.
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Hanjin secures deal to build 2 VLCC worth $330 million
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SUBIC BAY Freeport: Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction (HHIC)
announced Wednesday that it had secured a contract to build two
units of Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) worth $330 million from a
United Arab Emirates client.
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Ombudsman convicts former Kalinga mayor, boosts rating
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THE conviction rate of the Office of the Ombudsman received a boost
with the Sandiganbayan finding the former mayor of Pinukpuk, Kalinga,
Wilfredo Dugayon and former municipal treasurer, Corazon Achivara,
guilty of violating the...
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Fear grips residents protesting poultry farm in Nueva Ecija village
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CABANATUAN CITY: Fear grips residents of a lowly Nueva Ecija village
after some 200 people holding a vigil in protest of the continuous
operation of five poultry farms where allegedly fired at over the
weekend by armed men in fatigue...
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Muslim leader says Palace set on a policy of ‘double standard’
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COTABATO CITY: A Muslim leader on Wednesday accused the government
of double standard after President Gloria Arroyo on Tuesday ruled
out any resumption of peace talks with the Moro Islamic Liberation
Front (MILF) but...
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