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[Title] => Motion of Army colonel in Basilan clash junked
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[Title] => Military court junks officer's petition in Al-Barka case
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[Title] => AFP affirms military court ruling on release of 11 officers
[Summary] => Vice chief of staff Lt. Gen. Rodrigo Maclang, in his capacity as acting Armed Forces chief, has affirmed a decision of a military court acquitting 11 military officers accused of plotting to overthrow President Arroyo three years ago.
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[Title] => Military court rejects petition to dismiss case vs 28 February coup plotters
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A special court-martial rejected yesterday the petition for the dismissal of the case against 28 officers accused of involvement in the failed coup in February 2006.
Special general court-martial president Lt. Gen. Alexander Yano rejected the petition for the dismissal of the case against the 28 including former Marine commandant Maj. Gen. Renato Miranda and Maj. Jason Aquino, saying "pending Supreme Court order, we will continue with the proceedings." Miranda did not show up yesterday because he was down with flu.
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[Title] => Soldiers cleared of electioneering
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Soldiers from the National Capital Region Command (NCRCOM) were cleared by military investigators yesterday of allegations that they were involved in partisan political activities and harassed party-list candidates on the campaign trail.
Maj. Gen. Ben Dolorfino, NCRCOM chief, said Lt. Col. Feliciano Loy, his command’s Staff Judge Advocate, has already forwarded his findings to the office of Armed Forces chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon.
"We did not see any indication, based on the words of these witnesses, that there was electioneering," he said.
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[Title] => Military court rejects petition to dismiss case vs 28 February coup plotters
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A special court-martial rejected yesterday the petition for the dismissal of the case against 28 officers accused of involvement in the failed coup in February 2006.
Special general court-martial president Lt. Gen. Alexander Yano rejected the petition for the dismissal of the case against the 28 including former Marine commandant Maj. Gen. Renato Miranda and Maj. Jason Aquino, saying "pending Supreme Court order, we will continue with the proceedings." Miranda did not show up yesterday because he was down with flu.
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Soldiers from the National Capital Region Command (NCRCOM) were cleared by military investigators yesterday of allegations that they were involved in partisan political activities and harassed party-list candidates on the campaign trail.
Maj. Gen. Ben Dolorfino, NCRCOM chief, said Lt. Col. Feliciano Loy, his command’s Staff Judge Advocate, has already forwarded his findings to the office of Armed Forces chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon.
"We did not see any indication, based on the words of these witnesses, that there was electioneering," he said.
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November 4, 2009 - 12:00am
