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Pimentel said the delay in the approval of the anti-terror bill, which Malacañang said had become a casualty in the spat between executive-legislative branches of government, does not mean the government is helpless in dealing with terrorism.


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During yesterday’s Senate hearing, PNP director for intelligence Chief Superintendent Robert Delfin said police could "effectively" fight terrorism if Congress passes a law allowing them to hold suspects for "custodial investigation" for 30 days.


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2 pulis utas sa NPA

By Ben Serrano | March 9, 2007 - 12:00am

BUTUAN CITY – Ipinakita ng mga rebeldeng New People’s Army ng Communist Party of the Phils. na hindi ito nasindak...

Probinsiya

Pimentel defends delay in passage of anti-terror bill

By Christina Mendez | September 7, 2006 - 12:00am

Opposition Sen. Aquilino Pimentel Jr. defended the delay of the anti-terror bill by claiming the Senate has the mandate to scrutinize the controversial measure further against the possibility of bringing harm and...

Headlines

PNP eyes 30-day custody for ‘terror suspects’

By Sammy Santos | October 8, 2002 - 12:00am

If the Philippine National Police (PNP) would have its way, there ought to be a law allowing the police to detain and interrogate suspected terrorists without charges for 30 days instead of just 36 hours. During...

Headlines