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                    [Title] => Querol being groomed for Jakarta post?
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Malacañang is grooming outgoing Manila police chief Director Vidal Querol as the country’s next ambassador to Indonesia.


Camp Crame sources said the Palace is set to announce Querol’s appointment to the Jakarta post after he bows out of the police service on Sunday, when he reaches the mandatory retirement age of 56.


A source said Malacañang was extremely pleased by Querol’s handling of President Arroyo’s State of the Nation Address (SONA) in the last two years. 


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"It’s Not About Ratings," says Maria Ressa, over a cup of coffee and pan de sal that remain untouched for the duration of the interview. "It’s about the news, and telling it well. The ratings will follow."


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                    [Title] => Life, the news & Maria Ressa
                    [Summary] => 
"It’s Not About Ratings," says Maria Ressa, over a cup of coffee and pan de sal that remain untouched for the duration of the interview. "It’s about the news, and telling it well. The ratings will follow."


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                    [Title] => Jakarta tightens security in RP embassy
                    [Summary] => JAKARTA (via PLDT) — The Philippine Embassy here has been placed under "special security" by Indonesian authorities following the August 2000 bomb attack that almost killed former Ambassador Leonides Caday.


Even before the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks in the US, the Philippines had been included among potential targets of extremists here.


Authorities here said they are still puzzled as to why terrorists would include the Philippine mission among their targets. 


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                    [Title] => At ‘Ground Zero’ in Bali: Where a Kuta Karnival is billed a ‘celebration of life’
                    [Summary] => KUTA BEACH, Bali, Indonesia – On the anniversary of 9/11, this writer didn’t go to New York to mourn that terrible tragedy and atrocity.


I flew down here to Bali to pay my respects to that other scene of brutal murder and fanaticism run wild – the Bali Bombing of October 12, 2002, in which the ruthless Jemaah Islamiyah (al-Qaeda’s Southeast Asia branch) exploded two bombs simultaneously killing 202 happily dancing and revelling tourists.


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                    [Title] => RP diplomats in Indonesia taking extra precautions
                    [Summary] => MANADO, Indonesia — Officials of the Philippine embassy in Jakarta and the consulate in this North Sulawesi city have been taking extra security precautions amid growing terrorist threats.  


Security at the twin offices, which serve an estimated 4,300 Filipinos working in Indonesia, has been a major concern because of reported threats from the Jakarta-based Jemaah Islamiyah group as a result of the Philippine government’s intensified campaign against terrorism.


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                    [Title] => Seguridad ng Phil. Embassy at Consulate sa Indonesia, hihigpitan
                    [Summary] => Mahigpit na seguridad ang ipinatutupad ngayon sa magkahiwalay na tanggapan ng Philippine Embassy at Consulate sa  Indonesia dahil sa patuloy na pagbabanta at paghahasik ng kaguluhan ng mga terorista doon.  


Ito ay matapos na makatanggap ng intelligence information ang dalawang nabanggit na tanggapan sa pagbabanta ng Jakarta-based Jemaah Islamiya group ni international terrorist Osama bin Laden.


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                    [Title] => Guard arrested for Manado blast
                    [Summary] => An Indonesian security guard assigned at the Philippine consulate in Manado has been asked to resign following his arrest by Indonesian authorities for possible complicity in the Oct. 12 bombing of the consulate.


Ambassador to Jakarta Rafael Seguis said the guard, whose identity was withheld pending investigation, was picked up for questioning along with two other suspects.


The guard was among those earlier arrested by the Indonesian police following the blast but was later released.


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                    [Title] => Indon bomber seeks acquittal
                    [Summary] => Indonesian Islamic militant Agus Dwikarna asked a Pasay City court yesterday to set aside his 17-year jail sentence for illegal possession of explosives, arguing that police had fabricated evidence against him. 


Reading a statement at the Pasay court, Dwikarna said: "I am not a terrorist."


"I know nothing about the Jemaah Islamiya or al-Qaeda and their activities," he said, referring to two groups of militants who police allege were plotting to stage terrorist attacks in Southeast Asia. 


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                    [Title] => PNP task force lauds blacklisting of terror group
                    [Summary] => United we should stand — against terrorism, that is.


Philippine National Police (PNP) anti-terrorism Task Force Sanglahi head Chief Superintendent Jaime Caringal said yesterday he supports the move of the United States to include the Islamist group Jemaah Islamiya on its list of international terrorist organizations. 


Caringal said the US plan to include Jemaah Islamiya on the US terrorism list will help his men in their campaign against terrorism.


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AMBASSADOR LEONIDES CADAY

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Camp Crame sources said the Palace is set to announce Querol’s appointment to the Jakarta post after he bows out of the police service on Sunday, when he reaches the mandatory retirement age of 56.


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                    [Title] => Jakarta tightens security in RP embassy
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Even before the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks in the US, the Philippines had been included among potential targets of extremists here.


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I flew down here to Bali to pay my respects to that other scene of brutal murder and fanaticism run wild – the Bali Bombing of October 12, 2002, in which the ruthless Jemaah Islamiyah (al-Qaeda’s Southeast Asia branch) exploded two bombs simultaneously killing 202 happily dancing and revelling tourists.


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                    [Title] => RP diplomats in Indonesia taking extra precautions
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Security at the twin offices, which serve an estimated 4,300 Filipinos working in Indonesia, has been a major concern because of reported threats from the Jakarta-based Jemaah Islamiyah group as a result of the Philippine government’s intensified campaign against terrorism.


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Ito ay matapos na makatanggap ng intelligence information ang dalawang nabanggit na tanggapan sa pagbabanta ng Jakarta-based Jemaah Islamiya group ni international terrorist Osama bin Laden.


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Ambassador to Jakarta Rafael Seguis said the guard, whose identity was withheld pending investigation, was picked up for questioning along with two other suspects.


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Caringal said the US plan to include Jemaah Islamiya on the US terrorism list will help his men in their campaign against terrorism.


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