+ Follow CONVICTS EDDIE SERNADILLA AND RODOLFO JUNAS Tag
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[Title] => GMA urged to make clear stand on death penalty issue
[Summary] => Groups opposing the death penalty law have called on President Arroyo to take "a clear-cut position" on its implementation.
"There is nothing substantial" in the President’s recent stay of execution for 21 death row inmates, said Fr. Robert Reyes, chairman of the Coalition Against the Death Penalty. "She will just postpone the executions because she is afraid to make a stand on the death penalty issue."
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[Title] => 21 death convicts granted reprieves
[Summary] => President Arroyo has granted reprieves to 21 inmates of the New Bilibid Prisons (NBP) in Muntinlupa City who are facing execution by lethal injection for offenses including rape, murder, kidnapping and drug trafficking.
In a one-page endorsement letter dated April 27, Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita informed Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez that Malacañang had decided to move the 21 inmates’ execution date from April 21 to later this year.
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"There is nothing substantial" in the President’s recent stay of execution for 21 death row inmates, said Fr. Robert Reyes, chairman of the Coalition Against the Death Penalty. "She will just postpone the executions because she is afraid to make a stand on the death penalty issue."
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In a one-page endorsement letter dated April 27, Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita informed Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez that Malacañang had decided to move the 21 inmates’ execution date from April 21 to later this year.
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