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                    [Summary] => MANSALAY, Oriental Mindoro – The communist New People’s Army (NPA) released its last remaining hostage yesterday, paving the way for new peace talks with the government aimed at ending 30 years of insurgency.


The communist rebels, fighting a Marxist rebellion nationwide, turned over Army Maj. Noel Buan to a citizen’s group and representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross in this coastal town.


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                    [Summary] => Army Maj. Noel Buan will be interrogated by military officials today on his 21 months in captivity. 


And the process, called "debriefing" in military parlance, is bound to be interesting: the main man expected to grill Buan was once a communist rebel himself.


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                    [Title] => Police ensure no hitches in Buan release
                    [Summary] => Police units on Mindoro island are, upon orders, avoiding unnecessary moves that may derail the scheduled release today of Army Maj. Noel Buan, whom the New People’s Army has held captive since 1999.


"Our men, if requested, will just be confined to providing route and area security to any government officials who will receive Maj. Buan from his rebel-captors," said Chief Superintendent Domingo Reyes, Southern Tagalog police director.


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                    [Summary] => The suspension of military operations (SOMO) of both the Armed Forces and the communist New People’s Army (NPA) in Southern Tagalog is holding, raising hopes for the release of captive Army Maj. Noel Buan.


Newly installed Army chief Lt. Gen. Jaime de los Santos said in a press conference yesterday that the Armed Forces has reminded all its field commanders to "fully implement the full extent of the SOMO and observe all provisions" of the regional truce.


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                    [Title] => Feuding in the AFP - SKETCHES by Ana Marie Pamintuan
                    [Summary] => According to the buzz at camps Crame and Aguinaldo, the tragedy that befell police Chief Inspector Abelardo Martin was the result of a botched rescue attempt. 


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                    [Title] => ‘Army raiders killed Martin!’
                    [Summary] => A militant peasant group claimed yesterday that police Chief Inspector Abelardo Martin did not die while being transported to hospital, but passed away right in the site where government troopers stormed a group of communist rebels who were holding him captive.


In a fact-sheet being circulated by the Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas (KMP) on the Internet, the peasant group belied military claims that Martin died due to blood loss caused by three gunshot wounds while he was being transported to the hospital.


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                    [Title] => Pagdedeklara ng SOMO, huli na
                    [Summary] => "Aanhin pa ang damo kung patay na ang kabayo?"


Ito ang pagtatanong kahapon ng isang mambabatas na nagsabing huli na ang pagdedeklara ng 30-days Suspension of Military Operation (SOMO) sa Southern Tagalog dahil napatay na ang hostage ng New People’s Army (NPA) na si Chief Inspector Abelardo Martin.


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                    [Title] => Government - NDF peace talks set April 27
                    [Summary] => Government negotiators and communist insurgent leaders have agreed to resume formal peace talks next month in a foreign country, the communist leadership said yesterday. 


The agreement for the talks on April 27 at a "mutually acceptable foreign neutral venue" was contained in a preliminary accord paving the way for a resumption of peace talks. 


The accord was forged March 6-9 by the two sides in Utrecht and The Hague in the Netherlands, where the communist National Democratic Front (NDF) maintains its international headquarters. 


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                    [Title] => Captive soldier seen in NPA offensives?
                    [Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY — An Army major held captive by the New People’s Army (NPA) since 1998, has been sighted joining the guerrillas in offensives and other tactical activities in Southern Tagalog, intelligence sources here claimed yesterday.


An intelligence officer, citing reports from government "assets," said Maj. Noel Buan was first seen in the company of heavily armed rebels who raided a police detachment in Quezon a year after his abduction.


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                    [Title] => Militar handa sa imbestigasyon sa pagkamatay ni P/Insp. Martin
                    [Summary] => Bukas ang Phil. Army sa anumang imbestigasyon na isasagawa ng Philippine National Police (PNP) hinggil sa tunay  na pangyayari sa pagkamatay ng prisoner of war (POW) na si P/Chief Inspector Abelardo Martin ilang oras matapos itong mabawi ng militar sa kamay ng mga rebeldeng New People’s Army (NPA) sa kabundukan ng Gen. Nakar, Quezon kamakailan.


Sinabi ni Phil. Army Spokesman, Lt. Col. Anthony Alcantara na nakahanda silang makipagtulungan sa pulisya sa isinasagawang imbestigasyon para malinawan ng taumbayan kung ano ang naganap sa sagupaan sa nasabing lugar.


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CHIEF INSPECTOR ABELARDO MARTIN

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The communist rebels, fighting a Marxist rebellion nationwide, turned over Army Maj. Noel Buan to a citizen’s group and representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross in this coastal town.


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"Our men, if requested, will just be confined to providing route and area security to any government officials who will receive Maj. Buan from his rebel-captors," said Chief Superintendent Domingo Reyes, Southern Tagalog police director.


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Newly installed Army chief Lt. Gen. Jaime de los Santos said in a press conference yesterday that the Armed Forces has reminded all its field commanders to "fully implement the full extent of the SOMO and observe all provisions" of the regional truce.


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In a fact-sheet being circulated by the Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas (KMP) on the Internet, the peasant group belied military claims that Martin died due to blood loss caused by three gunshot wounds while he was being transported to the hospital.


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The agreement for the talks on April 27 at a "mutually acceptable foreign neutral venue" was contained in a preliminary accord paving the way for a resumption of peace talks. 


The accord was forged March 6-9 by the two sides in Utrecht and The Hague in the Netherlands, where the communist National Democratic Front (NDF) maintains its international headquarters. 


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Sinabi ni Phil. Army Spokesman, Lt. Col. Anthony Alcantara na nakahanda silang makipagtulungan sa pulisya sa isinasagawang imbestigasyon para malinawan ng taumbayan kung ano ang naganap sa sagupaan sa nasabing lugar.


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