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Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said Mrs. Arroyo signed the commutation order on May 4, two days before she left for Macau and Saudi Arabia last Saturday.


In the memorandum addressed to Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez and the Bureau of Corrections, Ermita announced the names of the 79 convicts whose death sentences were commuted to life imprisonment.


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Tatagal ng 90-araw ang pagpapaliban sa pagbitay at muli itong itinakda sa Mayo 2006.


Karamihan sa 22 na mga bilanggo ay may mga kasong rape na kinabibilangan nina Jeffrey Garcia, Juan Manalo, Alfredo Olicia, Melchor Estomaca, Alejo Miasco, Romeo Santos, Camilo Soriano, Gerrico Vallejo, Rolando Pagdayawan, Arthur Pangilinan at 12 iba pa.


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"There is nothing substantial" in the President’s recent stay of execution for 21 death row inmates, said Fr. Robert Reyes, chairman of the Coalition Against the Death Penalty. "She will just postpone the executions because she is afraid to make a stand on the death penalty issue."


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In a one-page endorsement letter dated April 27, Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita informed Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez that Malacañang had decided to move the 21 inmates’ execution date from April 21 to later this year.


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Nakasaad sa unang endorsement letter ni Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez kay Bureau of Corrections (BUCOR) director Vicente Vinarao ang 90-day reprieve sa 21 sentensiyadong kriminal na dapat ay nabitay na nitong nakaraang buwan ng Abril.


Ngunit ito ay inatras ng Pangulo at muling ineskedyul sa buwan ng Hulyo at Agosto ngayong taon.


Kabilang sa mga convicted criminal na pinalawig pa ang buhay ay sina Arthur Pangilinan y de Guzman, Arnold Lopez y Serrano at Reynaldo Yambot, pawang mga kidnap-for-ransom ang kaso at isasalang sa death chamber sa Agosto 15, 2005.


Kasama rin sa pinagkalooban ng 3-months reprieve ang apat na murderer na sina Jaime Carpo y Abat, Oscar Ibao y Tumenes, Warlito Ibao at Roche Ibao y Tumenes na bibitayin din sa darating na Agosto 15. Nakaligtas din ang 14 death convicts dahil sa mga kasong panggagahasa.
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Tatagal ng 90-araw ang pagpapaliban sa pagbitay at muli itong itinakda sa Mayo 2006.


Karamihan sa 22 na mga bilanggo ay may mga kasong rape na kinabibilangan nina Jeffrey Garcia, Juan Manalo, Alfredo Olicia, Melchor Estomaca, Alejo Miasco, Romeo Santos, Camilo Soriano, Gerrico Vallejo, Rolando Pagdayawan, Arthur Pangilinan at 12 iba pa.


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Ngunit ito ay inatras ng Pangulo at muling ineskedyul sa buwan ng Hulyo at Agosto ngayong taon.


Kabilang sa mga convicted criminal na pinalawig pa ang buhay ay sina Arthur Pangilinan y de Guzman, Arnold Lopez y Serrano at Reynaldo Yambot, pawang mga kidnap-for-ransom ang kaso at isasalang sa death chamber sa Agosto 15, 2005.


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79 more convicts spared from death

May 11, 2006 - 12:00am

President Arroyo has commuted to life terms the sentences of 79 more death convicts, several of them women, Malacañang announced yesterday. Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said Mrs. Arroyo signed the commutation...

Headlines

Bitay sa 22 convicts pinigil

February 18, 2006 - 12:00am

Ipinagpaliban ng Department of Justice (DOJ) ang pagsasalang sa lethal injection ng 22 mga bilanggo sa Bureau of Corrections (BUCOR) alinsunod sa kautusan ni Pangulong Arroyo. Tatagal ng 90-araw ang pagpapaliban...

Bansa

Bitay sa 21 preso iniliban uli ni PGMA

November 10, 2005 - 12:00am

Ipinagpaliban muli ni Pangulong Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo ang pagsasagawa ng bitay sa pamamagitan ng lethal injection sa 21 death convict na napatunayang nagkasala ng heinous crime.

Bansa

GMA urged to make clear stand on death penalty issue

May 19, 2005 - 12:00am

Groups opposing the death penalty law have called on President Arroyo to take "a clear-cut position" on its implementation. "There is nothing substantial" in the President’s recent stay...

Headlines

21 death convicts granted reprieves

By Jose Rodel Clapano | May 16, 2005 - 12:00am

President Arroyo has granted reprieves to 21 inmates of the New Bilibid Prisons (NBP) in Muntinlupa City who are facing execution by lethal injection for offenses including rape, murder, kidnapping and drug trafficking. In...

Headlines

Bitay sa 21 convicts pinigil ni GMA

By Danilo Garcia | May 16, 2005 - 12:00am

Muling pinigil ni Pangulong Arroyo ang pagsalang sa lethal injection ng 21 death convict na hinatulang mabitay dahil sa iba’t ibang heinous crimes. Nakasaad sa unang endorsement letter ni Justice Secretary...

Bansa

18 death cons get reprieve

By Aurea Calica | February 9, 2005 - 12:00am

President Arroyo has granted a 90-day reprieve to 18 death row convicts scheduled to be executed this month. The dates of execution of Jeffrey Garcia, Juan Manalo, Alfredo Olicia, Melchor Estomaca, Alejo Miasco,...

Headlines