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Gikombikto sa korte kagahapong adlawa ang akusado sa pagpatay sa usa ka tigbalita sa Pagadian niadtong Pebrero 2 tuig 2005 kansang kaso dinhi gi-hearing sa Sugbu.
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                    [Title] => Court convicts killer of Pagadian radioman
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The Regional Trial Court sentenced yesterday to reclusion perpetua or 40 years imprisonment the accused in the 2005 killing of Pagadian City journalist Edgar Amoro.
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                    [Title] => Sorsogon City radio announcer shot dead
                    [Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY — A radio broadcaster and leftist political activist was shot dead in Sorsogon City last Friday morning, becoming the seventh journalist murdered in the country this year, the police said. 


Ricardo Uy, 50, an announcer of radio station dxRS and provincial chairman of the party-list group Bayan Muna, was gunned down on the steps of his home in Barangay Basud in the west district, about a kilometer away from the city proper, at about 1 a.m. last Friday, said Sorsogon City police chief Formoso Agarin. 


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                    [Title] => Palace disputes report on RP having poor press freedom
                    [Summary] => Malacañang strongly disputed yesterday a report by the Paris-based Reporters Without Borders that ranked the Philippines a poor 139th among 167 countries in the World Press Freedom Index, owing to the unusually high number of killings of journalists in the country.


Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye also continued the Palace offensive against the media, saying journalists should also learn to take criticism and not abuse their freedom.


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                    [Title] => Damalerio killing: Ex-cop refuses to take witness stand
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — The defense lawyers of a former policeman accused of killing Pagadian City journalist Edgar Damalerio rested their case the other day without presenting the accused as a witness. 


"Dili man kinahanglan. Pwede na siya dili mo-testify (There’s no need at all. It is not necessary that he testify)," said defense counsel Honorato Hermosisima Jr. referring to his client, Guillermo Wapille, who refused to be presented as a defense witness.


Hermosisima said they respect his client’s refusal since it is his right. 


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                    [Title] => Wife of slain Pagadian City radioman tags ex-cop as killer
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — The wife of slain Pagadian City journalist Edgar Damalerio pinpointed a former policeman twice as the killer of her husband in Wednesday’s trial of the case here.


Ma. Gemma Damalerio testified that while she was on her way out of dxKP after delivering a newspaper to her husband who was anchoring a program at about 6 p.m. on May 9, 2002, she saw a suspicious-looking man on board a motorcycle parked 10 meters away from the radio station. 


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                    [Title] => Press freedom mananatili
                    [Summary] => Tiniyak kahapon ng Philippine National Police (PNP) na mananatili ang kalayaan sa pamamahayag sa bansa.


Ginawa ng PNP ang garantiya sa gitna na rin ng patuloy na banta sa buhay ng mga mamamahayag sa bansa kung saan pinakahuling insidente ay ang pagtatangka sa buhay ng kolumnista ng Bulgar na si Pablo Hernandez.


Si Hernandez ay nakaligtas matapos gumanti ng putok nang pagbabarilin ng dalawang naka-motorsiklong armadong kalalakihan sa Valenzuela City, kamakalawa.


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                    [Title] => EDITORYAL - Anim na journalists na ang tinitigok
                    [Summary] => NAGKAKAROON ng katotohanan ang ipinalabas na report ng New York based Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) noong nakaraang linggo na ang Pilipinas ang pinaka-murderous na bansa para sa mga mamahayag. Noong Martes isa na namang mamamahayag ang itinumba. Kakain ng hapunan dakong alas-onse ng gabi ang publisher-editor ng Starline Times Recorder na si Philip Agustin, 53, nang barilin sa bahay ng kanyang anak sa Purok Mulawin, Dingalan, Aurora.
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Napuruhan sa ulo ng mga tama ng bala ng kalibre .45 ang biktimang si Philip Agustin, 53 anyos, publisher-editor ng Starline Times Recorder na nakabase sa Nueva Ecija at Aurora.


Bago ang pagpatay ay nagkausap pa umano ang biktima at isang Councilor Valentin Lapuz kung saan sinabi ng una na pinakumpiska umano ni Dingalan Mayor Jaime Ylarde ang mga kopya ng dyaryong Starline.


Nakalagay umano sa daan-daang kopya ng dyaryo ang ilang expose ni Agustin sa umano’y katiwaliang kinasasangkutan ng mayor sa pagkawala ng malaking pondo ng munisipyo matapos itong makakuha ng ilang voucher bilang ebidensya upang masampahan ng kasong graft and corruption ang alkalde.
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EDGAR AMORO

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Ricardo Uy, 50, an announcer of radio station dxRS and provincial chairman of the party-list group Bayan Muna, was gunned down on the steps of his home in Barangay Basud in the west district, about a kilometer away from the city proper, at about 1 a.m. last Friday, said Sorsogon City police chief Formoso Agarin. 


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Si Hernandez ay nakaligtas matapos gumanti ng putok nang pagbabarilin ng dalawang naka-motorsiklong armadong kalalakihan sa Valenzuela City, kamakalawa.


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Napuruhan sa ulo ng mga tama ng bala ng kalibre .45 ang biktimang si Philip Agustin, 53 anyos, publisher-editor ng Starline Times Recorder na nakabase sa Nueva Ecija at Aurora.


Bago ang pagpatay ay nagkausap pa umano ang biktima at isang Councilor Valentin Lapuz kung saan sinabi ng una na pinakumpiska umano ni Dingalan Mayor Jaime Ylarde ang mga kopya ng dyaryong Starline.


Nakalagay umano sa daan-daang kopya ng dyaryo ang ilang expose ni Agustin sa umano’y katiwaliang kinasasangkutan ng mayor sa pagkawala ng malaking pondo ng munisipyo matapos itong makakuha ng ilang voucher bilang ebidensya upang masampahan ng kasong graft and corruption ang alkalde.
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