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ILALABAS ko ang artikulong ito na lumabas sa Time Asia Magazine noong November 27, 2006 na sinulat ni Andrew Marshall na nakabase sa Bangkok, Thailand.  


Bagama’t nasa wikang English ito, minarapat kong ilathala ito nang buong-buo at tiyaking walang bawas o mababago sa translation.  Pakikita sa artikulong ito ang common na paningin ngayon ng mga dayuhan sa ating bansa.  Pinatutunayan din ng artikulong ito na sumisikat nga tayo sa ilalim ng administrasyon ni Madam Senyora Donya Gloria pero bagay na hindi ubrang ipagmalaki. 


                    [DatePublished] => 2006-11-30 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Nixon Kua
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                    [Title] => ‘Triggerman’ in Digos radioman’s slay falls
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DAVAO CITY — Police have arrested the alleged triggerman in the killing of Digos City radio broadcaster Armando "Racman" Pace. 


Regional police director Rocardo Quinto said a very credible witness has positively identified Joy Anticamara, alias Tungol, as the one who shot Pace while he was on his way home last Tuesday.


Elements of the local Criminal Investigation and Detection Group nabbed Anticamara at Junsay Subdivision in Digos City Thursday afternoon.


Police raided the suspect’s residence the previous day but he was not around. 

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                    [AuthorName] => Joseph Lawrence Garcia
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                    [Title] => Couple working as part-time journalists slain in Kidapawan
                    [Summary] => KIDAPAWAN CITY — Two gunmen on a motorcycle fatally shot a couple working part-time as journalists and had once been active left-wing activists here last Monday, authorities said.


George Vigo, 40, and his wife, Mazel, 39, were walking home from a public market when the hooded men drove by and shot them repeatedly in the head and other parts of the body with pistols, said Superintendent Danny Reyes, city police chief. 


The two had worked part-time as journalists and had been involved with left-wing student groups.


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GEORGE VIGO

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Bagama’t nasa wikang English ito, minarapat kong ilathala ito nang buong-buo at tiyaking walang bawas o mababago sa translation.  Pakikita sa artikulong ito ang common na paningin ngayon ng mga dayuhan sa ating bansa.  Pinatutunayan din ng artikulong ito na sumisikat nga tayo sa ilalim ng administrasyon ni Madam Senyora Donya Gloria pero bagay na hindi ubrang ipagmalaki. 


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DAVAO CITY — Police have arrested the alleged triggerman in the killing of Digos City radio broadcaster Armando "Racman" Pace. 


Regional police director Rocardo Quinto said a very credible witness has positively identified Joy Anticamara, alias Tungol, as the one who shot Pace while he was on his way home last Tuesday.


Elements of the local Criminal Investigation and Detection Group nabbed Anticamara at Junsay Subdivision in Digos City Thursday afternoon.


Police raided the suspect’s residence the previous day but he was not around. 

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                    [Summary] => KIDAPAWAN CITY — Two gunmen on a motorcycle fatally shot a couple working part-time as journalists and had once been active left-wing activists here last Monday, authorities said.


George Vigo, 40, and his wife, Mazel, 39, were walking home from a public market when the hooded men drove by and shot them repeatedly in the head and other parts of the body with pistols, said Superintendent Danny Reyes, city police chief. 


The two had worked part-time as journalists and had been involved with left-wing student groups.


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Katanyagang kahihiyaan

By Nixon Kua | November 30, 2006 - 12:00am

ILALABAS ko ang artikulong ito na lumabas sa Time Asia Magazine noong November 27, 2006 na sinulat ni Andrew Marshall na nakabase sa Bangkok, Thailand. Bagama’t nasa wikang English ito, minarapat...

PSN Opinyon

‘Triggerman’ in Digos radioman’s slay falls

By Joseph Lawrence Garcia | July 22, 2006 - 12:00am

DAVAO CITY — Police have arrested the alleged triggerman in the killing of Digos City radio broadcaster Armando "Racman" Pace. Regional police director Rocardo Quinto said a very credible...

Nation

Couple working as part-time journalists slain in Kidapawan

June 21, 2006 - 12:00am

KIDAPAWAN CITY — Two gunmen on a motorcycle fatally shot a couple working part-time as journalists and had once been active left-wing activists here last Monday, authorities said. George Vigo, 40, and his wife,...

Nation