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[Title] => P-Noy urged to reopen 'Hello, Garci' probe
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[Title] => ‘Hello, Garci’ issue recycled — Palace
[Summary] => Malacañang criticized yesterday attempts in the Senate to revive the "Hello, Garci" wiretap investigation, saying it was a "heavily recycled issue" from which the country had nothing to gain.
Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said the opposition had already "thrown… everything they could" in the first round of its investigation into the controversial audio recordings but noted the effort had not contributed anything of value to the nation.
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[Title] => JDV: AFP budget OK certain, but…
[Summary] => DAGUPAN CITY — Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. said yesterday the 2006 budget requested by the Armed Forces of the Philippines will definitely get the nod of lawmakers, but the Intelligence Service of the AFP (ISAFP) must first explain the alleged wiretapping of President Arroyo’s phone conversations.
"The AFP budget will definitely pass but perhaps there has to be some explanation by the ISAFP on the truth behind this alleged wiretapping," De Venecia told local journalists here yesterday.
He said a simple explanation from the ISAFP will be satisfactory.
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[Title] => Binay charged over illegal detention of Doble
[Summary] => Makati City Mayor Jejomar Binay was charged yesterday with serious illegal detention before the Department of Justice.
Superintendent Wilven Mayor of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group of the Philippine National Police told The STAR the charges were filed against Binay based on a complaint made by T/Sgt. Vidal Doble.
Also facing serious illegal detention charges is former National Bureau of Investigation deputy director Samuel Ong.
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[Title] => ‘GMA to talk about tape at right time’
[Summary] => President Arroyo will talk about the alleged wiretapped conversations she had with Elections Commissioner Virgilio Garcillano "at the right time," her former election campaign spokesman said yesterday.
Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Michael Defensor said Malacañang is still awaiting the results of an investigation of the case, adding that legal procedures should be followed before the President can comment on the controversy.
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[Title] => NBI warning: Own bootleg CDs, face arrest
[Summary] => Five pesos for a "Gloriagate" compact disc may indeed be a bargain, but not if the price tag includes 30 to 90 days in prison for violation of the Anti-Wiretapping Law.
National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Assistant Regional Director Justo Justo Yap said yesterday those violating Republic Act 4200, or the Anti-Wiretapping Law, could be meted the maximum penalty of six months to six years in prison if convicted.
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National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Assistant Regional Director Justo Justo Yap said yesterday those violating Republic Act 4200, or the Anti-Wiretapping Law, could be meted the maximum penalty of six months to six years in prison if convicted.
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[Title] => Missing ISAFP man found in seminary
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T/Sgt. Vidal Doble was fetched from the seminary yesterday afternoon by a group led by Balanga, Bataan Bishop Socrates Villegas.
Doble was turned over to the custody of the Armed Forces of the Philippines.
National Capital Region Police Office chief Director Vidal Querol said he allowed a tinted black van bearing Villegas and Doble past a police barricade around the seminary at about 1:15 p.m. yesterday.
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Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said the opposition had already "thrown… everything they could" in the first round of its investigation into the controversial audio recordings but noted the effort had not contributed anything of value to the nation.
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"The AFP budget will definitely pass but perhaps there has to be some explanation by the ISAFP on the truth behind this alleged wiretapping," De Venecia told local journalists here yesterday.
He said a simple explanation from the ISAFP will be satisfactory.
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Also facing serious illegal detention charges is former National Bureau of Investigation deputy director Samuel Ong.
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Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Michael Defensor said Malacañang is still awaiting the results of an investigation of the case, adding that legal procedures should be followed before the President can comment on the controversy.
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National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Assistant Regional Director Justo Justo Yap said yesterday those violating Republic Act 4200, or the Anti-Wiretapping Law, could be meted the maximum penalty of six months to six years in prison if convicted.
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National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Assistant Regional Director Justo Justo Yap said yesterday those violating Republic Act 4200, or the Anti-Wiretapping Law, could be meted the maximum penalty of six months to six years in prison if convicted.
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National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Assistant Regional Director Justo Justo Yap said yesterday those violating Republic Act 4200, or the Anti-Wiretapping Law, could be meted the maximum penalty of six months to six years in prison if convicted.
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T/Sgt. Vidal Doble was fetched from the seminary yesterday afternoon by a group led by Balanga, Bataan Bishop Socrates Villegas.
Doble was turned over to the custody of the Armed Forces of the Philippines.
National Capital Region Police Office chief Director Vidal Querol said he allowed a tinted black van bearing Villegas and Doble past a police barricade around the seminary at about 1:15 p.m. yesterday.
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January 11, 2006 - 12:00am
