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Monday, April 06, 2009

 

Teodoro twits Gordon

Defense chief: Senator strengthening hand of Abu Sayyaf kidnappers

 
Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro on Sunday accused Sen. Richard Gordon of aiding kidnappers for saying that the fate of the two remaining International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) hostages is now up to President Gloria Arroyo.

Teodoro rejected a renewed demand by the kidnappers from the Abu Sayyaf terrorist group to withdraw military troops from five towns of Sulu province in southern Mindanao. The group reiterated its threat to behead one of the two ICRC hostages—Swiss Andreas Notter, 38, and Italian Eugenio Vagni, 62—whose Filipino colleague was released last week 77 days after all three were abducted on January 15.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

HONG KONG: More than 1,000 Filipinos marched through Hong Kong on Sunday to protest against a local magazine columnist who described the Philippines as a “nation of servants” in a satirical article.

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TAIPEI: Taiwan has cut the number of foreign workers and maids working on the island by 24,000 since November, as a result of the global economic slowdown, it was reported on Sunday.

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Taytay, Rizal: Mayor Joric Gacula over the weekend announced that the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) had approved a P1-billion project that would serve as an information-technolgy park and a tourism hub.

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PRAGUE: Barack Obama mapped out on Sunday his vision for a world free of nuclear weapons on the latest leg of his tour of Europe after venting his fury at North Korea’s “provocative” rocket launch.

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A Filipina was one of 13 persons killed by a lone gunman who then shot himself at a center for immigrants in United States, the Philippines’ Department of Foreign Department confirmed on Sunday.

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FEATURE

It was a new take on an old tradition that surprised and scandalized a number of people. But according to Ralphton Papa, one of the kids giving the pabasa a makeover by recounting the trials and tribulations of Jesus Christ through song...

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BANGKOK: Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva on Sunday rejected calls by protesters to hold snap elections, saying that the kingdom was not politically stable enough to go to the polls yet.

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A LAWYER of Sen. Maria Ana Consuelo “Jamby” Madrigal, who contested the will of her billionaire aunt, dismissed the earlier petition of the executors and asked the Makati City court handling the probate hearings that the petition be stricken off the records.

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