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Ayon kay Sen. Enrile, ilang ulit na siyang sumalang sa pagtatanong ng ilang senador mula pa noong Pebrero hanggang nitong nakaraang buwan, subalit hindi pa rin ipinapasa ang naturang panukala.


Gusto ni Enrile na tapusin na ng Senado ang debate sa naturang bill pero iginigiit ni Sen. Pimentel na marami pang gustong magtanong gaya ni Sen. Jamby Madrigal. 


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Immigration Commissioner Alipio Fernandez Jr. formally received the equipment from Australian Ambassador Tony Hely in a turnover ceremony held at the New World Renaissance Hotel in Makati.


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Sinabi ni Senate Minority leader Aquilino Pimentel Jr., nag-aalala ang mga senador na baka gamiting armas kapag naging batas ang Anti-Terrorism bill para lalong gipitin ang mga kritiko ng gobyerno at miyembro ng oposisyon para palabasin na mga banta ang mga ito sa seguridad ng bansa.


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Sinabi ni Sen. Villar, chairman ng senate committee on public order and illegal drugs, maging ang United Nations (UN) ay walang depenisyon ukol sa terorismo.


Hindi tulad ng ibang panukalang batas na kailangang ilagay ang definition ng terminong ginagamit sa kopya ng bill, minabuti ni Villar na gawing blangko ito at pagtuunan ng pansin ang mga krimeng ipapasok sa panukalang ito.


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Sinabi ni Sen. Villar, chairman ng senate committee on public order and illegal drugs, maging ang United Nations (UN) ay walang depenisyon ukol sa terorismo.


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