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An Indonesian explosives expert tagged as an al-Qaeda arms dealer deported two years ago after serving a 10-year sentence may have returned to the country and resumed his “trading business,” a source revealed yesterday.

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                    [Title] => PNP ready for any threats to pope
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The Philippine National Police is considering all security situations – including terror threats – to make sure Pope Francis is kept safe during his five-day stay in the country.

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                    [Title] => BI deports alleged terrorist, 43 others
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An Indonesian man, suspected of being a member of the al-Qaeda international terror network, was deported along with 43 other foreigners during the first two months of the year, the Bureau of Immigration (BI) reported yesterday.

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                    [Title] => Hiling ng 3 terorista,bokya sa Supreme Court
                    [Summary] => Hindi pinayagan ng Korte Suprema ang apela ng tatlong umano’y miyembro ng Jemaah Islamiah (JI) na humiling na mapalaya sila mula sa bilangguan.


Batay sa ipinalabas na en banc resolution ng SC, wala umanong iregularidad o ilegal sa patuloy na pagkakakulong sa New Bilibid Prisons (NBP) ng mga pinaghihinalaang terorista na sina Agus Dwikarna, Abdul Balfas at Hamsid Lin Rung.


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                    [Title] => Al-Ghozi probers look into conspiracy angle
                    [Summary] => Nobody believes that a confessed terrorist can casually walk out of a high-security cell just from plain laxity of guards or poor jail construction. Interior Sec. Jose Lina declares it can only be "an inside job." PNP Dir. Gen. Hermogenes Ebdane chimes in that "money changed hands," and Palace spokesman Ignacio Bunye is sure "there was connivance." So investigators of Fathur Rohman al-Ghozi’s escape from Camp Crame are now exploring the conspiracy angle. And their focus is on three PNP-Intelligence Group officers: Supt. Reuben Galban, and Sgts.
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                    [Title] => Palace denies Al-Ghozi freed
                    [Summary] => Malacañang branded yesterday as an "air ball" the allegations of Sen. Manuel Villar that Fathur Rohman Al-Ghozi was intentionally freed by his jail guards on orders by their superiors. 


Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye claimed Villar had apparently got his facts mixed up.


"It’s an air ball (like a basketball). It’s way off the mark. In the first place, Senator Villar has his facts all mixed up," he said.


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                    [Title] => Indon lawmakers visit jailed Rizal Day bomber
                    [Summary] => Some members of the Indonesian Parliament paid suspected ranking Jemaah Islamiya member Agus Dwikarna a visit yesterday. 


Dwikarna is serving a prison term at the Camp Crame detention center in Quezon City for illegal possession of explosives. He was convicted on July 11, 2002 by the Pasay City Regional Trial Court.


Details of the visit were not divulged to the press by local authorities and the unnamed members of the Indonesian Parliament.


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                    [Title] => NBI uncovers more questions on suspected Pinay terrorist
                    [Summary] => After a whirlwind courtship in an Internet chatroom and a civil rights wedding held shortly after, 41-year-old Katrina Sanchez and her 42-year-old Canadian husband Roy Reiderer looked forward to settling down in married bliss.


But on the day they left Manila for Vancouver to begin their married life, Sanchez was accosted by immigration agents at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport on suspicion that she was a terrorist.


What could have been a happy ending to a love affair that bloomed in cyberspace has turned into a nightmare.


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                    [Title] => Suspected Pinay ‘terrorist’ a victim of jealous lover?
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A Malaysian woman arrested recently in Canada and deported to Manila on suspicion of being a terrorist may have been a victim of a jealous former lover who made phone calls tipping her off as a terrorist.


Katrina Sanchez, who lives in the Philippines, was about to be released by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) last Friday, but was instead handed over to the Philippine National Police. She is now detained at Camp Crame.


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                    [Title] => Pinay na hininalang terorista sa Canada sumasailalim sa interogasyon
                    [Summary] => Masusing imbestigasyon pa ang isinasagawa ng mga awtoridad patungkol sa kaso ng isang Pinay na idineport buhat sa Canada sa suspetsang kaalyado ito ng terrorist group para tiyakin ang tunay na kaugnayan nito sa Indonesian terrorist na si Agus Dwikarna.


Si Katrina Sanchez, 21, na idineport buhat sa Vancouver, Canada dahil sa kuwestiyonableng mga dokumento ay dumating sa bansa nitong nakalipas na Pebrero 27.


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AGUS DWIKARNA

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Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye claimed Villar had apparently got his facts mixed up.


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Katrina Sanchez, who lives in the Philippines, was about to be released by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) last Friday, but was instead handed over to the Philippine National Police. She is now detained at Camp Crame.


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Si Katrina Sanchez, 21, na idineport buhat sa Vancouver, Canada dahil sa kuwestiyonableng mga dokumento ay dumating sa bansa nitong nakalipas na Pebrero 27.


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