+ Follow BATANGAS MAYOR CESAR PLATON AND QUEZON REP Tag
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[Title] => NPA: Sato ambushed for refusal to pay ‘taxes’
[Summary] => Communist rebels operating in Mindoro Occidental have claimed responsibility for the ambush on the convoy of Rep. Josephine Ramirez-Sato en route to Mamburao town during a campaign sortie, a leader of the New People’s Army (NPA) there said.
Meanwhile, President Arroyo yesterday instructed the government panel in the ongoing peace talks with the Communist Party of the Philippines-NPA-National Democratic Front (CPP-NPA-NDF) in Oslo, Norway to raise the issue of the ambush on Sato with the communist panel.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => Poll violence blamed on private armies
[Summary] => Warlords were behind 80 percent of election-related violence, while the rest were committed by the New People’s Army (NPA).
Armed Forces vice chief Lt. Gen. Jose Calimlim told reporters yesterday private armed groups were responsible for 122 of the reported 162 "incidents" during the election period that ended last Monday.
Records showed the NPA was behind 27 other cases, including the killing of Ta-nuan, Batangas Mayor Cesar Platon and Quezon Rep. Marcial Punzalan, Calimlim said.
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Records showed the NPA was behind 27 other cases, including the killing of Ta-nuan, Batangas Mayor Cesar Platon and Quezon Rep. Marcial Punzalan, Calimlim said.
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[Summary] => Communist rebels operating in Mindoro Occidental have claimed responsibility for the ambush on the convoy of Rep. Josephine Ramirez-Sato en route to Mamburao town during a campaign sortie, a leader of the New People’s Army (NPA) there said.
Meanwhile, President Arroyo yesterday instructed the government panel in the ongoing peace talks with the Communist Party of the Philippines-NPA-National Democratic Front (CPP-NPA-NDF) in Oslo, Norway to raise the issue of the ambush on Sato with the communist panel.
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[Summary] => Warlords were behind 80 percent of election-related violence, while the rest were committed by the New People’s Army (NPA).
Armed Forces vice chief Lt. Gen. Jose Calimlim told reporters yesterday private armed groups were responsible for 122 of the reported 162 "incidents" during the election period that ended last Monday.
Records showed the NPA was behind 27 other cases, including the killing of Ta-nuan, Batangas Mayor Cesar Platon and Quezon Rep. Marcial Punzalan, Calimlim said.
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Records showed the NPA was behind 27 other cases, including the killing of Ta-nuan, Batangas Mayor Cesar Platon and Quezon Rep. Marcial Punzalan, Calimlim said.
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