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[Title] => Military attaché to spy on Joma
[Summary] => An Air Force officer will be sent as military attaché to the Philippine Embassy in The Hague, the Netherlands to monitor the activities of self-exiled communist leaders led by Jose Ma. Sison.
Defense Secretary Angelo Reyes and Armed Forces chief Gen. Diomedio Villanueva had recommended to President Arroyo the posting of the military attaché, who has not yet been identified.
The STAR learned that Malacañang had already forwarded the matter to the office of Vice President Teofisto Guingona Jr., who is also secretary of foreign affairs.
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[Title] => Joma to Joe: Captives freed in 15 to 30 days
[Summary] => DAGUPAN CITY — Former House Speaker Jose de Venecia said communist leader Jose Ma. Sison informed him in a phone conversation yesterday that the New People’s Army (NPA) will work on the release of an Army intelligence officer and a police major in "15 to 30 days."
The two captives are Army Maj. Noel Buan and police Chief Inspector Abelardo Martin, whom the NPA has kept somewhere in Southern Tagalog for two years now.
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[Title] => Siazon 'exasperated' with Dutch gov't position on Red leaders
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The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) lashed out at the Dutch government
again yesterday for tolerating the presence of Jose Ma. Sison and other
Filipino communist rebel leaders in the Netherlands, saying it was unlikely for
a friendly country to keep people causing unrest in another friendly nation.
"I'm exasperated with the attitude of the Dutch government," said Foreign
Affairs Secretary Domingo Siazon Jr.
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[Title] => RP asks Dutch gov't: Restrain Sison et al
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The government has asked the Netherlands to prevent several Filipino communist
guerrilla leaders living in that country from taking hostile action against the
Philippines, Presidential Spokesman Fernando Barican said yesterday.
Last year, Malacañang asked the Dutch government to expel Jose Maria
Sison, Luis Jalandoni and Fidel Agcaoili, accusing them of conducting terrorist
acts against the Philippines from the Netherlands.
The Hague replied it could only take legal steps w
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LUIS JALANDONI AND FIDEL AGCAOILI
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Defense Secretary Angelo Reyes and Armed Forces chief Gen. Diomedio Villanueva had recommended to President Arroyo the posting of the military attaché, who has not yet been identified.
The STAR learned that Malacañang had already forwarded the matter to the office of Vice President Teofisto Guingona Jr., who is also secretary of foreign affairs.
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The two captives are Army Maj. Noel Buan and police Chief Inspector Abelardo Martin, whom the NPA has kept somewhere in Southern Tagalog for two years now.
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The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) lashed out at the Dutch government
again yesterday for tolerating the presence of Jose Ma. Sison and other
Filipino communist rebel leaders in the Netherlands, saying it was unlikely for
a friendly country to keep people causing unrest in another friendly nation.
"I'm exasperated with the attitude of the Dutch government," said Foreign
Affairs Secretary Domingo Siazon Jr.
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The government has asked the Netherlands to prevent several Filipino communist
guerrilla leaders living in that country from taking hostile action against the
Philippines, Presidential Spokesman Fernando Barican said yesterday.
Last year, Malacañang asked the Dutch government to expel Jose Maria
Sison, Luis Jalandoni and Fidel Agcaoili, accusing them of conducting terrorist
acts against the Philippines from the Netherlands.
The Hague replied it could only take legal steps w
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January 2, 2002 - 12:00am
