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                    [Title] => Japanese says he's an NBI agent
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Immigration intelligence officer  Reynald Bustillo said that Michihiko Yamaguchi, 43, flashed appointment papers naming him an NBI confidential agent when immigration officers informed him that he could not leave the country because there was a complaint against him of non-payment of salaries.


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                    [Title] => Saludo ang media kay Carlos S. Caabay
                    [Summary] => Upang maiwasan ang muling demoralization sa hanay ng mga ahente at opisyal ng National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) kinakailangang humirang si President Joseph Estrada ng magiging director na mula sa loob mismo ng nasabing ahensya.


Nagkaroon din ako ng pagkakataong ma-assign sa NBI bilang reporter at isa sa mga beteranong opisyal na malapit sa media ay itong  si Carlos S. Caabay na naitalaga na sa iba’t ibang posisyon sa nasabing ahensya at sa kasalukuyan ay Officer-in-Charge.


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                    [Title] => Lacson wants police general to head NBI
                    [Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Panfilo Lacson is reportedly pushing for the appointment of a police general to be the new head of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).


But NBI insiders are secretly opposing the move, saying they prefer someone from within the bureau to replace NBI Director Federico Opinion, who died last week of kidney failure and diabetes.


An NBI agent, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said they have heard that Lacson wants Chief Superintendent Lucas Managuelod, head of the Southern Tagalog police, to succeed Opinion.

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                    [Title] => NBI chief Opinion dies
                    [Summary] => National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Director Federico Opinion died of kidney failure and diabetes at the National Kidney and Transplant Institute in Quezon City yesterday afternoon. He was 62.


Opinion died with his wife, Carmelina and children Federico III, Fedelina Opinion-Sanduco, Fortune and Freida Ann by his hospital bed.


Clarrisa Gonzalez, Opinion’s personal secretary, told reporters yesterday the NBI director was too weak to undergo a kidney transplant operation.


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                    [Title] => SRA seeks NBI help on ‘fake’ quedans
                    [Summary] => Claiming that the fate of the country’s sugar industry depends on the integrity of the quedan system, the Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) is asking the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to hasten its probe on the reported falsification of sugar quedans.


In a letter to NBI Director Federico Opinion, SRA Administrator Nicolas Alonzo also urged the NBI to take appropriate legal action against New Frontier Sugar Corp. (NFSC) should the agency find sufficient evidence to prove the company’s involvement in the fake quedan scam.


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                    [Title] => NBI steps into case of missing PR man
                    [Summary] => The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) joined other law enforcement agencies yesterday in the investigation into the mysterious disappearance of public relations consultant Salvador "Bubby" Dacer.


President Estrada has expressed his concern over the disappearance of Dacer, whose clients include former President Fidel Ramos and former national security adviser Jose Almonte, a Malacañang official said.


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                    [Title] => 2 trader tiklo sa NBI drug bust
                    [Summary] => Dalawang negosyante na pinaniniwalaang miyembro ng kilabot na gunrunning syndicate ang inaresto ng mga ahente ng National Bureau of Investigation sa isinagawang buy-bust operation sa Laguna, kamakailan.


Kinilala ni NBI Director Federico Opinion ang mga suspek na sina Artemio Feliciano Alvero alias ‘‘Chito,’’ 33, may-ari ng Alvero Executive Inn at Edgardo Bargados, Jr., alias ‘‘Gado’’, 26, pawang nakatira sa San Pablo City, ng nasabing lalawigan.


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                    [Title] => NBI arrests 2 for murder of OCW
                    [Summary] => Agents of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) arrested over the weekend a couple for the murder of an overseas contract worker in Tanauan, Batangas.


NBI Director Federico Opinion identified the arrested suspects as Gerry Manalo, 34, alleged triggerman, and his common-law-wife Lumeng Dimapilis, 48, alleged mastermind, both of Barangay Pantay Matanda, Tanauan, Batangas.


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                    [Title] => NBI: Hisuler slay solution key to that of Valerio's
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The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) said it might solve the slaying of
Philippine National Oil Co.
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                    [Title] => 'Piting' breaks silence, says cops shot him in the back
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The son of Caloocan Rep. Luis "Baby" Asistio insisted Wednesday night that
policemen shot him in the back during a supposed drug bust in front of his
house early this month.

"I never initiated a fight," Luis "Piting" Asistio III told The STAR,
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Nagkaroon din ako ng pagkakataong ma-assign sa NBI bilang reporter at isa sa mga beteranong opisyal na malapit sa media ay itong  si Carlos S. Caabay na naitalaga na sa iba’t ibang posisyon sa nasabing ahensya at sa kasalukuyan ay Officer-in-Charge.


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Opinion died with his wife, Carmelina and children Federico III, Fedelina Opinion-Sanduco, Fortune and Freida Ann by his hospital bed.


Clarrisa Gonzalez, Opinion’s personal secretary, told reporters yesterday the NBI director was too weak to undergo a kidney transplant operation.


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In a letter to NBI Director Federico Opinion, SRA Administrator Nicolas Alonzo also urged the NBI to take appropriate legal action against New Frontier Sugar Corp. (NFSC) should the agency find sufficient evidence to prove the company’s involvement in the fake quedan scam.


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President Estrada has expressed his concern over the disappearance of Dacer, whose clients include former President Fidel Ramos and former national security adviser Jose Almonte, a Malacañang official said.


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Kinilala ni NBI Director Federico Opinion ang mga suspek na sina Artemio Feliciano Alvero alias ‘‘Chito,’’ 33, may-ari ng Alvero Executive Inn at Edgardo Bargados, Jr., alias ‘‘Gado’’, 26, pawang nakatira sa San Pablo City, ng nasabing lalawigan.


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house early this month.

"I never initiated a fight," Luis "Piting" Asistio III told The STAR,
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