+ Follow FRANCISCO VIDAL Tag
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[Title] => Gador: Stolen Indon ships found in Cebu
[Summary] => Regional police office director Eduardo Gador yesterday said that the two ships that were stolen by Indonesian seajackers were located in the southern part of Cebu.
Gador said that TB Martha Dini and TK Sentana V were found in the province but did not confirm in what particular place, although there were reports that the ships were discovered in Sangat, San Fernando town.
Gador said he only received general information on the location of the stolen ships, whose names were reportedly changed and which have been repainted.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => Laws sa Indon nga seajacker dad-on sa Indonesia
[Summary] => Patay'ng lawas sa Indonesian "seajacker" ibalik na karong adlawa sa ilang nasud sumala pa sa hepe sa Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Branch, samtang ang duha ka mga kaubang gitanggong gipailawom na sa proseso sa deportasyon sa pakig-alayon sa Bureau of Immigration 7.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-13 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Edwin Ian Melecio
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[Title] => Arrested Indons not terrorists, but are seajackers, says Gador
[Summary] => A senior liaison officer of Indonesian embassy based in Manila confirmed that the dead man, who was brought out of a hotel by a group of Indonesians, was one of their own and not a Filipino as they claimed.
The dead person, who was earlier identified as Francisco Vidal, turned out to be Johanon Taruc, not a Filipino but an Indonesian.
S/Supt. Bambang Usadi of the Republic of Indonesia identified the fatality when he came at the Cebu City Police Office the other night.
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[Title] => Indon police tabang na
[Summary] => Patay'ng giaswat sa duha ka Indonesians nga gidakop sa kapolisan dili Pinoy sukwahi sa ilang pangangkon, usa diay kini ka Indonesian national ug naabot sila dinhi gumikan sa giingong pagkalambigit nila pag -"seajack" sa usa ka barko gikan sa Indonesia nga ilang gidala dinhi sa Pilipinas sayo sa nakalabay'ng buwan sumala pa ni PRO-7 Director Eduardo Gador.
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[Title] => Terorismo sa Sugbo
[Summary] => Atol sa 'international conference on terrorism' nga gipahigayon sa isla sa Mactan niini lang bag-o, gikompirmar sa mga 'terrorism experts' nga nabutang sa dakong peligro ang Pilipinas. Ang kalugak sa 'backdoor' sa nasud maoy naka-ingon nga mas dali ang pagsulod sa mga dili dokumentadong langyaw sa Pilipinas. Adunay kapin sa siete mil ka mga isla ang nasud ug ang pipila lang ini ang adunay hugot nga siguridad. Gani may mga dapit nga usa lang ka tawo ang nakatutok sa pagsulod sa mga illegal alien. Kung magkalisud, pwede pang mahaylo og salapi.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-11 00:00:00
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[AuthorID] => 1597477
[AuthorName] => Ni Rico Lucena
[SectionName] => Banat Opinyon
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FRANCISCO VIDAL
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[Title] => Gador: Stolen Indon ships found in Cebu
[Summary] => Regional police office director Eduardo Gador yesterday said that the two ships that were stolen by Indonesian seajackers were located in the southern part of Cebu.
Gador said that TB Martha Dini and TK Sentana V were found in the province but did not confirm in what particular place, although there were reports that the ships were discovered in Sangat, San Fernando town.
Gador said he only received general information on the location of the stolen ships, whose names were reportedly changed and which have been repainted.
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[Title] => Laws sa Indon nga seajacker dad-on sa Indonesia
[Summary] => Patay'ng lawas sa Indonesian "seajacker" ibalik na karong adlawa sa ilang nasud sumala pa sa hepe sa Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Branch, samtang ang duha ka mga kaubang gitanggong gipailawom na sa proseso sa deportasyon sa pakig-alayon sa Bureau of Immigration 7.
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[AuthorName] => Edwin Ian Melecio
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[Title] => Arrested Indons not terrorists, but are seajackers, says Gador
[Summary] => A senior liaison officer of Indonesian embassy based in Manila confirmed that the dead man, who was brought out of a hotel by a group of Indonesians, was one of their own and not a Filipino as they claimed.
The dead person, who was earlier identified as Francisco Vidal, turned out to be Johanon Taruc, not a Filipino but an Indonesian.
S/Supt. Bambang Usadi of the Republic of Indonesia identified the fatality when he came at the Cebu City Police Office the other night.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => Indon police tabang na
[Summary] => Patay'ng giaswat sa duha ka Indonesians nga gidakop sa kapolisan dili Pinoy sukwahi sa ilang pangangkon, usa diay kini ka Indonesian national ug naabot sila dinhi gumikan sa giingong pagkalambigit nila pag -"seajack" sa usa ka barko gikan sa Indonesia nga ilang gidala dinhi sa Pilipinas sayo sa nakalabay'ng buwan sumala pa ni PRO-7 Director Eduardo Gador.
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[Title] => Terorismo sa Sugbo
[Summary] => Atol sa 'international conference on terrorism' nga gipahigayon sa isla sa Mactan niini lang bag-o, gikompirmar sa mga 'terrorism experts' nga nabutang sa dakong peligro ang Pilipinas. Ang kalugak sa 'backdoor' sa nasud maoy naka-ingon nga mas dali ang pagsulod sa mga dili dokumentadong langyaw sa Pilipinas. Adunay kapin sa siete mil ka mga isla ang nasud ug ang pipila lang ini ang adunay hugot nga siguridad. Gani may mga dapit nga usa lang ka tawo ang nakatutok sa pagsulod sa mga illegal alien. Kung magkalisud, pwede pang mahaylo og salapi.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-11 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1597477
[AuthorName] => Ni Rico Lucena
[SectionName] => Banat Opinyon
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