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                    [Summary] => A Time magazine correspondent stood by her story yesterday that a brother of former President Corazon Aquino, Jose Cojuangco, and Pastor "Boy" Saycon, head of the Council on Philippine Affairs, were among those who allegedly hatched the reported coup attempt against President Arroyo.


Time correspondent Nelly Sindayen faxed a statement to the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) confirming her published account that she was at the meeting in which Cojuangco and Saycon discussed the coup plans.


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                    [Summary] => A Philippine Army major formerly with the elite Scout Ranger Regiment has been detained for questioning by the military for alleged links to an alleged coup plot in February against President Arroyo, according to a senior military official who declined to be identified.


Meanwhile, the regiment’s former commander, Brig. Gen. Danilo Lim, has been summoned by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) for questioning on his alleged involvement in the latest coup attempt that prompted Mrs. Arroyo to declare a state of national emergency.


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                    [Summary] => Although the reported coup threat against President Arroyo has eased, the government will keep its guard up despite the lifting of the state of national emergency because threats remain against the administration, Malacañang said yesterday.

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                    [Title] => Standoff linked to ‘Final Talk 2’
                    [Summary] => The military bared details yesterday of an alleged alliance between disgruntled military officers and communist rebels seeking to bring down the government that officials said was connected to the weekend standoff at the Philippine Marines headquarters at Fort Bonifacio.


Military spokesman Col. Tristan Kison said details of the plan, code-named "Final Talk 2," were found in a computer diskette seized from 1Lt. Lawrence San Juan, one of the leaders of the Magdalo group’s failed mutiny against Mrs. Arroyo in July 2003.


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                    [Title] => Golez clears COPA, but...
                    [Summary] => National Security Adviser Roilo Golez cleared yesterday leaders of the "civil society" group Council of Philippine Affairs (COPA) of charges that they were involved in a plot to topple the 15-month-old Arroyo administration.


But Justice Secretary Hernando Perez said the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) continued to investigate COPA leaders, adding the government could not let its guard down against coup plotters no matter how remote the possibility.


"We believe where there is smoke, there is fire," Perez said.
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COJUANGCO AND SAYCON

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Time magazine stands by its coup story

By Evelyn Macairan | March 17, 2006 - 12:00am

A Time magazine correspondent stood by her story yesterday that a brother of former President Corazon Aquino, Jose Cojuangco, and Pastor "Boy" Saycon, head of the Council on Philippine Affairs, were among...

Headlines

Army detains major linked to ‘Final Act 2’ coup plot

By Jaime Laude | March 7, 2006 - 12:00am

A Philippine Army major formerly with the elite Scout Ranger Regiment has been detained for questioning by the military for alleged links to an alleged coup plot in February against President Arroyo, according to...

Headlines

Palace: All quiet for now

By Aurea Calica | March 5, 2006 - 12:00am

Although the reported coup threat against President Arroyo has eased, the government will keep its guard up despite the lifting of the state of national emergency because threats remain against the administration,...

Headlines

Standoff linked to ‘Final Talk 2’

February 28, 2006 - 12:00am

The military bared details yesterday of an alleged alliance between disgruntled military officers and communist rebels seeking to bring down the government that officials said was connected to the weekend standoff...

Headlines

Golez clears COPA, but...

By Marichu A. Villanueva | April 26, 2002 - 12:00am

National Security Adviser Roilo Golez cleared yesterday leaders of the "civil society" group Council of Philippine Affairs (COPA) of charges that they were involved in a plot to topple the 15-month-old...

Headlines