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                    [Summary] => Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez said yesterday they may charge former defense secretary Fortunato Abat with attempted coup d’état for declaring himself and others with him as part of a "revolutionary transition government" that would replace the Arroyo administration.


Gonzalez said he is not at all threatened by the plan of Abat’s group to file charges against him and the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group before the Office of the Ombudsman. Abat claimed CIDG personnel arrested them without a warrant of arrest.


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                    [Title] => Case vs Abat a warning to others, GMA allies in House say
                    [Summary] => The government’s decision to charge former defense secretary Fortunato Abat with inciting to sedition is a warning to others who would go beyond legal bounds in criticizing the national leadership, administration congressmen said yesterday.


"They cannot declare themselves a transition government and get away with it. The case against Abat and his colleagues is a warning to those who will resort to adventurism and attempts to topple the Arroyo leadership," said Representatives Monico Puentevella of Bacolod City and Antonio Cuenco of Cebu City.


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BOTH ABAT AND ENRIQUEZ

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"They cannot declare themselves a transition government and get away with it. The case against Abat and his colleagues is a warning to those who will resort to adventurism and attempts to topple the Arroyo leadership," said Representatives Monico Puentevella of Bacolod City and Antonio Cuenco of Cebu City.


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‘Abat not yet off the hook’

By Jose Rodel Clapano | December 19, 2005 - 12:00am

Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez said yesterday they may charge former defense secretary Fortunato Abat with attempted coup d’état for declaring himself and others with him as part of a "revolutionary...

Headlines

Case vs Abat a warning to others, GMA allies in House say

By Jess Diaz | December 18, 2005 - 12:00am

The government’s decision to charge former defense secretary Fortunato Abat with inciting to sedition is a warning to others who would go beyond legal bounds in criticizing the national leadership, administration...

Headlines