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[Title] => Martial law in Poro Point?
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A sad weekend for La Union and Northern Luzon.
This was how our friends from Baguio and La Union described the attempt by armed elements reportedly fielded by the Bases Conversion Development Authority (BCDA), its subsidiary the Poro Point Management Corporation (PPMC) and the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) at a forcible takeover of the Poro Point seaport.
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[Title] => PNP eyes civilian comptroller
[Summary] => CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga – The Philippine National Police (PNP) wants a civilian to manage its finances following the Armed Forces’ abolition of its own scandal-ridden comptroller’s office.
During the first command conference of the Northern Luzon Area Police Office here yesterday, PNP chief Director General Edgar Aglipay said he is conducting a "serious study" on the possibility and advantages of assigning a civilian as PNP comptroller.
Police Director Oscar Calderon currently heads the office, which is responsible for the management and auditing of the PNP’s financial resources.
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[Title] => Coup rumors annoy Palace
[Summary] => Malacañang expressed annoyance yesterday over the persistent coup rumors still circulating in media and among the populace.
Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye expressed exasperation over the coup rumors a day after Armed Forces of the Philippines chief Gen. Narciso Abaya turned over control of the AFP to his successor, erstwhile Army commander Lt. Gen. Efren Abu.
"All this talk about coup plots are annoying distractions, but we are confident that nothing will come out of them," Bunye said.
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[Title] => Abaya reiterates AFP’s ‘active defense’ stance
[Summary] => After officially assuming his post as the new chief of staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) yesterday, Gen. Narciso Abaya ordered his troops "to stand their ground" against terrorist deprivations by Muslim rebels in Mindanao.
Abaya’s first marching order as AFP chief got the nod of President Arroyo, who affirmed that this is in line with her administration’s "active defense" policy in dealing with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) rebels.
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[Title] => Biazon: ‘Joke’ on Abaya not funny
[Summary] => If it was a joke, this senator is not laughing.
Opposition Sen. Rodolfo Biazon admonished Malacañang yesterday for its explanation that President Arroyo’s "early appointment" of Lt. Gen. Narciso Abaya as the next chief of staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) was a joke.
"The appointment of an AFP chief of staff is a serious national security concern and should not be treated lightly or even thought of as a joking matter," Biazon, himself a former AFP chief of staff, said.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - War of the generals
[Summary] => Fourteen accounted for, just five more to go. Good thing the military recovered the 12 preachers led by Wilde Almeda or the military would be hearing more criticisms of its campaign in Sulu. Now on its third week, the assault is past the deadline set by the commander of Operation Trident, Narciso Abaya, who predicted the end of the hostage crisis within three days to a week. The deadline was a magnet for brickbats as soon as it lapsed with none of the hostages rescued and all the Abu Sayyaf commanders still alive.
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GENERAL ABAYA
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A sad weekend for La Union and Northern Luzon.
This was how our friends from Baguio and La Union described the attempt by armed elements reportedly fielded by the Bases Conversion Development Authority (BCDA), its subsidiary the Poro Point Management Corporation (PPMC) and the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) at a forcible takeover of the Poro Point seaport.
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[Summary] => CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga – The Philippine National Police (PNP) wants a civilian to manage its finances following the Armed Forces’ abolition of its own scandal-ridden comptroller’s office.
During the first command conference of the Northern Luzon Area Police Office here yesterday, PNP chief Director General Edgar Aglipay said he is conducting a "serious study" on the possibility and advantages of assigning a civilian as PNP comptroller.
Police Director Oscar Calderon currently heads the office, which is responsible for the management and auditing of the PNP’s financial resources.
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[Title] => Coup rumors annoy Palace
[Summary] => Malacañang expressed annoyance yesterday over the persistent coup rumors still circulating in media and among the populace.
Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye expressed exasperation over the coup rumors a day after Armed Forces of the Philippines chief Gen. Narciso Abaya turned over control of the AFP to his successor, erstwhile Army commander Lt. Gen. Efren Abu.
"All this talk about coup plots are annoying distractions, but we are confident that nothing will come out of them," Bunye said.
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[Title] => Abaya reiterates AFP’s ‘active defense’ stance
[Summary] => After officially assuming his post as the new chief of staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) yesterday, Gen. Narciso Abaya ordered his troops "to stand their ground" against terrorist deprivations by Muslim rebels in Mindanao.
Abaya’s first marching order as AFP chief got the nod of President Arroyo, who affirmed that this is in line with her administration’s "active defense" policy in dealing with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) rebels.
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[Title] => Biazon: ‘Joke’ on Abaya not funny
[Summary] => If it was a joke, this senator is not laughing.
Opposition Sen. Rodolfo Biazon admonished Malacañang yesterday for its explanation that President Arroyo’s "early appointment" of Lt. Gen. Narciso Abaya as the next chief of staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) was a joke.
"The appointment of an AFP chief of staff is a serious national security concern and should not be treated lightly or even thought of as a joking matter," Biazon, himself a former AFP chief of staff, said.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - War of the generals
[Summary] => Fourteen accounted for, just five more to go. Good thing the military recovered the 12 preachers led by Wilde Almeda or the military would be hearing more criticisms of its campaign in Sulu. Now on its third week, the assault is past the deadline set by the commander of Operation Trident, Narciso Abaya, who predicted the end of the hostage crisis within three days to a week. The deadline was a magnet for brickbats as soon as it lapsed with none of the hostages rescued and all the Abu Sayyaf commanders still alive.
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