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[Title] => Militants vow protests won't disrupt Summit
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Protests in the streets will be held without disrupting the activities of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Summit, militant groups Bayan-Central Visayas and Bayan Muna promised yesterday morning.
Militant leaders Jaime Paglinawan of Bayan-CV and Arman Perez of Bayan Muna reiterated this vow during a 20-minute meeting with Cebu City Police Office acting director, S/Supt. Patrocinio Comendador.
The closed-door dialogue was held in the office of Guadalupe police station chief, S/Insp. Catalino Nacario, as recommended by the militant leaders.
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[Title] => Melo panel to release findings next week
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The fact-finding body tasked by President Arroyo to look into the killings of political activists and journalists is confident it would be able to consolidate its findings next month.
However, retired Supreme Court Justice Jose Melo, the five-member panel’s chairman, said they are faced with lack of witnesses from cause-oriented groups, who were vocal in accusing the government, particularly the military, of perpetrating the killings.
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[Title] => Melo panel to release findings next week
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The fact-finding body tasked by President Arroyo to look into the killings of political activists and journalists is confident it would be able to consolidate its findings next month.
However, retired Supreme Court Justice Jose Melo, the five-member panel’s chairman, said they are faced with lack of witnesses from cause-oriented groups, who were vocal in accusing the government, particularly the military, of perpetrating the killings.
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[Title] => Angeles City chairman of Anakpawis abducted
[Summary] => ANGELES CITY — The chairman of the Anakpawis party-list group here remained missing yesterday after armed men seized him from his home Saturday night.
With the fate of Benedicto Magdaong, 53, still unknown, militant leaders dared Chief Superintendent Ismael Rafanan, newly designated Central Luzon police director, to solve what they bewailed as the growing number of "crimes" against activists in the region.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => ‘Batasan 5’ reveal identity of DOJ witness
[Summary] => Though they vehemently denied the rebellion charges filed against them, the "Batasan Five" exposed yesterday another government witness who testified that he saw the militant lawmakers meet with captured Magdalo soldier 1Lt. Lawrence San Juan in a farm in Batangas province last Feb. 20.
A staff member of Bayan Muna Rep. Teddy Casiño furnished Congress reporters a copy of the affidavit by Ruel Escala, a 32-year-old confessed homosexual who works as a "manicurist."
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => US won’t stop RP-NDF talks
[Summary] => Although Washington has described the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) and the New People’s Army (NPA) as terrorist groups, the United States will not stop the Philippine government from pursuing peace initiatives with the local communist movement.
"It’s domestic politics," US Embassy spokeswoman Karen Kelley told The STAR yesterday.
This developed as exiled communist leader Jose Ma. Sison scoffed at the US government’s move to freeze suspected funds of the CPP in the Netherlands and other countries.
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[Title] => Militant groups call for Arroyo’s ouster
[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY — Militant groups Sanlakas and Bayan Negros yesterday held separate protest actions here to express their dissatisfaction over the performance of President Arroyo whom they claimed had "totally betrayed all the people’s gains."
Bayan members depicted the president as a "national pest" — a giant termite wearing a camouflage — to dramatize their indignation at the "fascism, puppetry and treason" of Arroyo against the people during their rally at the Fountain of Justice here.
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[Title] => Militants vow protests won't disrupt Summit
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Protests in the streets will be held without disrupting the activities of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Summit, militant groups Bayan-Central Visayas and Bayan Muna promised yesterday morning.
Militant leaders Jaime Paglinawan of Bayan-CV and Arman Perez of Bayan Muna reiterated this vow during a 20-minute meeting with Cebu City Police Office acting director, S/Supt. Patrocinio Comendador.
The closed-door dialogue was held in the office of Guadalupe police station chief, S/Insp. Catalino Nacario, as recommended by the militant leaders.
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[Title] => Melo panel to release findings next week
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The fact-finding body tasked by President Arroyo to look into the killings of political activists and journalists is confident it would be able to consolidate its findings next month.
However, retired Supreme Court Justice Jose Melo, the five-member panel’s chairman, said they are faced with lack of witnesses from cause-oriented groups, who were vocal in accusing the government, particularly the military, of perpetrating the killings.
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[Title] => Melo panel to release findings next week
[Summary] =>
The fact-finding body tasked by President Arroyo to look into the killings of political activists and journalists is confident it would be able to consolidate its findings next month.
However, retired Supreme Court Justice Jose Melo, the five-member panel’s chairman, said they are faced with lack of witnesses from cause-oriented groups, who were vocal in accusing the government, particularly the military, of perpetrating the killings.
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[Title] => Angeles City chairman of Anakpawis abducted
[Summary] => ANGELES CITY — The chairman of the Anakpawis party-list group here remained missing yesterday after armed men seized him from his home Saturday night.
With the fate of Benedicto Magdaong, 53, still unknown, militant leaders dared Chief Superintendent Ismael Rafanan, newly designated Central Luzon police director, to solve what they bewailed as the growing number of "crimes" against activists in the region.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-08 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ding Cervantes
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[Title] => ‘Batasan 5’ reveal identity of DOJ witness
[Summary] => Though they vehemently denied the rebellion charges filed against them, the "Batasan Five" exposed yesterday another government witness who testified that he saw the militant lawmakers meet with captured Magdalo soldier 1Lt. Lawrence San Juan in a farm in Batangas province last Feb. 20.
A staff member of Bayan Muna Rep. Teddy Casiño furnished Congress reporters a copy of the affidavit by Ruel Escala, a 32-year-old confessed homosexual who works as a "manicurist."
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => US won’t stop RP-NDF talks
[Summary] => Although Washington has described the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) and the New People’s Army (NPA) as terrorist groups, the United States will not stop the Philippine government from pursuing peace initiatives with the local communist movement.
"It’s domestic politics," US Embassy spokeswoman Karen Kelley told The STAR yesterday.
This developed as exiled communist leader Jose Ma. Sison scoffed at the US government’s move to freeze suspected funds of the CPP in the Netherlands and other countries.
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[Title] => Militant groups call for Arroyo’s ouster
[Summary] => BACOLOD CITY — Militant groups Sanlakas and Bayan Negros yesterday held separate protest actions here to express their dissatisfaction over the performance of President Arroyo whom they claimed had "totally betrayed all the people’s gains."
Bayan members depicted the president as a "national pest" — a giant termite wearing a camouflage — to dramatize their indignation at the "fascism, puppetry and treason" of Arroyo against the people during their rally at the Fountain of Justice here.
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