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                    [Title] => Sorsogon City radio announcer shot dead
                    [Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY — A radio broadcaster and leftist political activist was shot dead in Sorsogon City last Friday morning, becoming the seventh journalist murdered in the country this year, the police said. 


Ricardo Uy, 50, an announcer of radio station dxRS and provincial chairman of the party-list group Bayan Muna, was gunned down on the steps of his home in Barangay Basud in the west district, about a kilometer away from the city proper, at about 1 a.m. last Friday, said Sorsogon City police chief Formoso Agarin. 


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                    [Title] => Press freedom mananatili
                    [Summary] => Tiniyak kahapon ng Philippine National Police (PNP) na mananatili ang kalayaan sa pamamahayag sa bansa.


Ginawa ng PNP ang garantiya sa gitna na rin ng patuloy na banta sa buhay ng mga mamamahayag sa bansa kung saan pinakahuling insidente ay ang pagtatangka sa buhay ng kolumnista ng Bulgar na si Pablo Hernandez.


Si Hernandez ay nakaligtas matapos gumanti ng putok nang pagbabarilin ng dalawang naka-motorsiklong armadong kalalakihan sa Valenzuela City, kamakalawa.


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                    [Title] => EDITORYAL - Anim na journalists na ang tinitigok
                    [Summary] => NAGKAKAROON ng katotohanan ang ipinalabas na report ng New York based Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) noong nakaraang linggo na ang Pilipinas ang pinaka-murderous na bansa para sa mga mamahayag. Noong Martes isa na namang mamamahayag ang itinumba. Kakain ng hapunan dakong alas-onse ng gabi ang publisher-editor ng Starline Times Recorder na si Philip Agustin, 53, nang barilin sa bahay ng kanyang anak sa Purok Mulawin, Dingalan, Aurora.
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Napuruhan sa ulo ng mga tama ng bala ng kalibre .45 ang biktimang si Philip Agustin, 53 anyos, publisher-editor ng Starline Times Recorder na nakabase sa Nueva Ecija at Aurora.


Bago ang pagpatay ay nagkausap pa umano ang biktima at isang Councilor Valentin Lapuz kung saan sinabi ng una na pinakumpiska umano ni Dingalan Mayor Jaime Ylarde ang mga kopya ng dyaryong Starline.


Nakalagay umano sa daan-daang kopya ng dyaryo ang ilang expose ni Agustin sa umano’y katiwaliang kinasasangkutan ng mayor sa pagkawala ng malaking pondo ng munisipyo matapos itong makakuha ng ilang voucher bilang ebidensya upang masampahan ng kasong graft and corruption ang alkalde.
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                    [Title] => Media killings top level na
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                    [Title] => 7 charged in Feb. 28 killing of Cavite newspaperman
                    [Summary] => IMUS, Cavite  — The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) has filed murder charges against seven people, including two women, for the Feb. 28 killing of community paper columnist Arnulfo Villanueva in Naic, Cavite.


Superintendent Mario Sanga, CIDG regional officer for Calabarzon (Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal and Quezon), said the murder complaint was based on testimonies of several witnesses and physical evidence they gathered.


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                    [Title] => ‘Government inaction’ hit for journalists’ killings
                    [Summary] => A "culture of violence, encouraged by government inaction" is the main reason for the deaths of 66 journalists in the Philippines since democracy was restored in 1986, according to the findings of an international study released yesterday.


The report by the Brussels-based International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) said that with three journalists killed already this year, 2005 was shaping up to be worse than last year when 13 journalists were murdered.


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                    [Title] => Columnist’s killing: Cop, son probed
                    [Summary] => KORONADAL CITY — Probers are looking into the possible involvement of a senior police official and his son in the Maundy Thursday gunslaying of a female columnist of a weekly paper in Tacurong City, Sultan Kudarat, the regional police chief said.


Chief Superintendent Antonio Billones, Central Mindanao police director, refused to identify father and son, but said the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG), which heads Task Force Esperat, is investigating them.


Billones declined to give details of the investigation. 


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                    [Title] => Palace vows thorough probe of columnist’s slay
                    [Summary] => Malacañang expressed alarm yesterday over the killing of another journalist, Sultan Kudarat newspaper columnist Marlene Garcia Esperat, and vowed that the case will be thoroughly investigated.


Esperat, 45, who wrote a hard-hitting column for the weekly paper Midland Review, was gunned down in front of her 10-year-old son inside her home in Tacurong City, Sultan Kudarat last Thursday night.


Director General Arturo Lomibao, Philippine National Police (PNP) chief, has formed Task Force Esperat to go after those behind the columnist’s gunslaying.


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - The second most dangerous place
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In the second most dangerous place in the world for journalists, the bad guys don’t even take a Holy Week break. On the night of Maundy Thursday, Marlene Garcia Esperat was playing with her 10-year-old son at their home in Tacurong, Sultan Kudarat when a man armed with a caliber .45 automatic pulled up on a motorcycle and opened fire. Esperat took a bullet to the head. 


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ARNULFO VILLANUEVA

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Ricardo Uy, 50, an announcer of radio station dxRS and provincial chairman of the party-list group Bayan Muna, was gunned down on the steps of his home in Barangay Basud in the west district, about a kilometer away from the city proper, at about 1 a.m. last Friday, said Sorsogon City police chief Formoso Agarin. 


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Ginawa ng PNP ang garantiya sa gitna na rin ng patuloy na banta sa buhay ng mga mamamahayag sa bansa kung saan pinakahuling insidente ay ang pagtatangka sa buhay ng kolumnista ng Bulgar na si Pablo Hernandez.


Si Hernandez ay nakaligtas matapos gumanti ng putok nang pagbabarilin ng dalawang naka-motorsiklong armadong kalalakihan sa Valenzuela City, kamakalawa.


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Napuruhan sa ulo ng mga tama ng bala ng kalibre .45 ang biktimang si Philip Agustin, 53 anyos, publisher-editor ng Starline Times Recorder na nakabase sa Nueva Ecija at Aurora.


Bago ang pagpatay ay nagkausap pa umano ang biktima at isang Councilor Valentin Lapuz kung saan sinabi ng una na pinakumpiska umano ni Dingalan Mayor Jaime Ylarde ang mga kopya ng dyaryong Starline.


Nakalagay umano sa daan-daang kopya ng dyaryo ang ilang expose ni Agustin sa umano’y katiwaliang kinasasangkutan ng mayor sa pagkawala ng malaking pondo ng munisipyo matapos itong makakuha ng ilang voucher bilang ebidensya upang masampahan ng kasong graft and corruption ang alkalde.
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Superintendent Mario Sanga, CIDG regional officer for Calabarzon (Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal and Quezon), said the murder complaint was based on testimonies of several witnesses and physical evidence they gathered.


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Chief Superintendent Antonio Billones, Central Mindanao police director, refused to identify father and son, but said the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG), which heads Task Force Esperat, is investigating them.


Billones declined to give details of the investigation. 


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Esperat, 45, who wrote a hard-hitting column for the weekly paper Midland Review, was gunned down in front of her 10-year-old son inside her home in Tacurong City, Sultan Kudarat last Thursday night.


Director General Arturo Lomibao, Philippine National Police (PNP) chief, has formed Task Force Esperat to go after those behind the columnist’s gunslaying.


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