+ Follow MR. MAWANAY Tag
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[Title] => ‘Ador’ clears Lacson of drug rap
[Summary] => A star witness against Sen. Panfilo Lacson retracted yesterday his testimony before the Senate last year, clearing the former Philippine National Police chief of charges that he kept a multi-million dollar account abroad and was involved in drugs, kidnapping and smuggling.
Angelo "Ador" Mawa-nay, a former police informer, told reporters yesterday First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo was part of a plot to implicate Lacson in a series of drug cases.
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[Title] => A bad script with everyone involved coming out a v
[Summary] => If anybody had written and submitted it as a plot for one of our Pinoy movies or teledramas – or even to Hollywood which has begun to churn out the zaniest film productions, along with the excellent – the manuscript would have quickly been tossed in the Circular File – meaning, the waste basket.
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[AuthorName] => Max V. Soliven
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[Title] => Mawanay escapes, returns to Senate
[Summary] => Amid a public furor, the Senate blinked yesterday, ordering the release of alleged witness Angelo "Ador" Mawanay from detention.
By the time the release order was issued, however, Mawanay had already tasted freedom, courtesy of two truckloads of military intelligence agents who swamped the Senate grounds yesterday afternoon to fetch him.
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[Title] => Jesuits gave ‘Ador’ refuge, priest says
[Summary] => Jesuits provided refuge to former civilian agent Angelo Mawanay before he was taken under the wings of the Intelligence Services of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (ISAFP), according to a priest who had taken care of the man.
"Only my superiors knew about it from the start but it’s only now that I’m telling the public about my personal involvement in the case," said Fr. Carmelo Caluag II, a former high school principal who now works as a youth worker for the influential religious order.
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MR. MAWANAY
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[Title] => ‘Ador’ clears Lacson of drug rap
[Summary] => A star witness against Sen. Panfilo Lacson retracted yesterday his testimony before the Senate last year, clearing the former Philippine National Police chief of charges that he kept a multi-million dollar account abroad and was involved in drugs, kidnapping and smuggling.
Angelo "Ador" Mawa-nay, a former police informer, told reporters yesterday First Gentleman Jose Miguel Arroyo was part of a plot to implicate Lacson in a series of drug cases.
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[Title] => Mawanay escapes, returns to Senate
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By the time the release order was issued, however, Mawanay had already tasted freedom, courtesy of two truckloads of military intelligence agents who swamped the Senate grounds yesterday afternoon to fetch him.
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"Only my superiors knew about it from the start but it’s only now that I’m telling the public about my personal involvement in the case," said Fr. Carmelo Caluag II, a former high school principal who now works as a youth worker for the influential religious order.
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