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                    [Summary] => The government has dropped criminal charges against 185 Muslim separatist guerrillas blamed for the bombing of the Davao City International Airport and the Sasa wharf that killed 38 people in March and April last year, the military said yesterday.


The Department of Justice (DOJ) dismissed last week multiple murder and frustrated murder charges against the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) rebels led by its former chief Salamat Hashim, who died last year, in a bid to speed up peace talks, the military said.


Among the senior MILF leaders charged were former vice chairman for military affairs Al Haj Murad, vice chairman for political affairs Ghadzali Jaafar, committee on cessation of hostilities chairman Benjie Midtimbang and spokesman Eid Kabalu.


"The case has recently been dismissed by the Department of Justice when this (case against MILF) was elevated to their level, citing the primacy of the peace process," Lt. Col. Daniel Lucero, public information chief of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, said.
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                    [Summary] => Absuwelto sina National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTAF) Chief Angelo Reyes at ISAFP Chief Gen. Victor Corpus sa Sasa wharf at Davao International Airport bombings sa Davao City noong taong 2003.


Ito ang resulta ng imbestigasyon na isinagawa ng Maniwang Commission na inatasan ng Malacañang na magsiyasat sa akusasyon ng Magdalo Group, ang grupong naglunsad ng Oakwood mutiny sa Makati City.


Sa report, sinabi ng komisyon na fake ang Oplan Greenbase na binasehan ng Magdalo sa kanilang  alegasyon. 


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                    [Title] => 6 Magdalo supporters arrested, arms cache seized in Paco raid
                    [Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) detained six suspected supporters of the July 27 military mutiny and seized an arms cache consisting of 11 high-powered firearms in a raid in Paco, Manila late Tuesday night.


A red armband and a flag similar to the ones used by the Magdalo group that staged the mutiny, as well as the uniform of a military reserve captain with the nameplate "Capt. Leonardo Sen" were allegedly seized from the LTS Building on Paz street, Western Police District director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong said on dzBB radio.


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The Department of Justice (DOJ) dismissed last week multiple murder and frustrated murder charges against the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) rebels led by its former chief Salamat Hashim, who died last year, in a bid to speed up peace talks, the military said.


Among the senior MILF leaders charged were former vice chairman for military affairs Al Haj Murad, vice chairman for political affairs Ghadzali Jaafar, committee on cessation of hostilities chairman Benjie Midtimbang and spokesman Eid Kabalu.


"The case has recently been dismissed by the Department of Justice when this (case against MILF) was elevated to their level, citing the primacy of the peace process," Lt. Col. Daniel Lucero, public information chief of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, said.
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Ito ang resulta ng imbestigasyon na isinagawa ng Maniwang Commission na inatasan ng Malacañang na magsiyasat sa akusasyon ng Magdalo Group, ang grupong naglunsad ng Oakwood mutiny sa Makati City.


Sa report, sinabi ng komisyon na fake ang Oplan Greenbase na binasehan ng Magdalo sa kanilang  alegasyon. 


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A red armband and a flag similar to the ones used by the Magdalo group that staged the mutiny, as well as the uniform of a military reserve captain with the nameplate "Capt. Leonardo Sen" were allegedly seized from the LTS Building on Paz street, Western Police District director Chief Superintendent Pedro Bulaong said on dzBB radio.


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Murder raps vs 185 MILF men dropped

By Jaime Laude | August 27, 2004 - 12:00am

The government has dropped criminal charges against 185 Muslim separatist guerrillas blamed for the bombing of the Davao City International Airport and the Sasa wharf that killed 38 people in March and April last...

Headlines

Reyes,Corpus lusot sa Davao bombings

March 5, 2004 - 12:00am

Absuwelto sina National Anti-Kidnapping Task Force (NAKTAF) Chief Angelo Reyes at ISAFP Chief Gen. Victor Corpus sa Sasa wharf at Davao International Airport bombings sa Davao City noong taong 2003. Ito ang resulta...

Bansa

6 Magdalo supporters arrested, arms cache seized in Paco raid

By Jose Aravilla And Nestor Etolle | October 23, 2003 - 12:00am

The Philippine National Police (PNP) detained six suspected supporters of the July 27 military mutiny and seized an arms cache consisting of 11 high-powered firearms in a raid in Paco, Manila late Tuesday night. A...

Headlines