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[Title] => After retirement comes eviction
[Summary] => Retired Armed Forces Southern Command chief Lt. Gen. Alberto Braganza and two other retired military generals will be evicted from their quarters at Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City today.
Braganza will be the highest-ranking officer to be evicted from military housing at the AFP general headquarters.
Brig. General Jovenal Narcise, Camp Aguinaldo commander, said military police will move the belongings of Braganza at 435-A on Arevalo street starting at 8 a.m.
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[Title] => Oakwood soldiers released
[Summary] => The 181 soldiers convicted of participating in the failed Oakwood mutiny nearly two years ago were released yesterday in ceremonies at Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City amid stern warnings that they renounce military adventurism.
"I enjoin you to leave the harrowing experience behind, have a firm resolve not to join such exercises again, and we expect you to work for the betterment of our country and people," Chief Sgt. Maj. Jose Gabriel told the soldiers during yesterday’s early morning formation, their first since being incarcerated for their participation in the July 2003 mutiny.
It would also not hurt if the soldiers worked off the excess weight they had accumulated during the 22 months they were confined to barracks, according to Brig. Gen. Jovenal Narcise, who is in charge of training the soldiers prior to assigning them to various units in the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP).
Toward that end, the released soldiers will undergo basic military training once again before re-entering the service.
Gabriel said the military court’s slow pace worked in the soldiers’ favor since "it gave the prosecutors enough time to study and ponder the merits of your case. If things had been rushed, the decision might not be in your favor."
[DatePublished] => 2005-05-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => Some Aurora bets raising funds from illegal logging?
[Summary] => CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga — Some candidates in Aurora province are allegedly cashing in on the remaining forests in the Sierra Madre mountain ranges to raise campaign funds for the May elections, an official of the Armed Forces’ Northern Luzon Command (Nolcom) said.
[DatePublished] => 2004-02-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => NPA plot to liquidate top Army officials uncovered in Nueva Ecija
[Summary] => RIZAL, Nueva Ecija — A plot of the New People’s Army (NPA) to liquidate top Army officials of the 7th infantry division, including its commander Maj. Gen. Alberto Braganza, was uncovered after a gunbattle between government troopers and armed rebels in Barangay Overflow here last Friday.
Col. Jovenal Narcise, commander of the 702nd infantry battalion, said that two of the rebels, identified as Cesar Santos alias Ka Jay-R of Barangay Paco Roman and Mar Esguerra alias Ka Deo of Barangay Gulod in this town, were captured during the firefight.
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[Title] => 7 hurt in Nueva Ecija chopper crash
[Summary] => An Air Force helicopter carrying three crewmen and four TV journalists spun out of control after being buffeted by strong winds and crashlanded on a mountain slope outside San Jose City in Nueva Ecija yesterday, officials said.
Seven of the nine people aboard the Vietnam War-vintage Huey chopper — its two pilots, an Army officer and four journalists — suffered minor injuries, said Maj. Gen. Rodolfo Garcia, Northern Luzon Command chief.
Another Air Force Huey brought the injured to a military hospital at Fort Magsaysay in Laur, Nueva Ecija, Garcia said.
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[Title] => Huge NPA camp overrun in Aurora; 2 rebels killed
[Summary] => DINALOGAN, Aurora — At least two guerrillas of the New People’s Army (NPA) were killed as they and their comrades, numbering at least 40, tried to defend their biggest camp at the northern part of this province from being overtaken by Army soldiers yesterday morning.
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[Title] => Kampo ng NPA nakubkob
[Summary] => CAMP AGUINALDO – Nakubkob ng tropa ng militar ang pinakamalaking kampo ng mga rebeldeng New People’s Army (NPA) makaraang magsagawa ng combat patrol sa bulubundukin ng Sitio Dupinga, Barangay Tagumpay, Gabaldon, Nueva Ecija kamakalawa ng umaga.
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[Title] => NPAs attack logging area, burn 20 trucks
[Summary] => DINAPIGUE, Isabela – About 60 New People’s Army (NPA) rebels burned an estimated P60 million worth of equipment belonging to a logging company here over the weekend for supposedly refusing to pay P6 million in "revolutionary taxes," the military announced yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2002-12-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => 17 guerrillas killed in Ecija clashes, NPA letters show
[Summary] => CARRANGLAN, Nueva Ecija - Seventeen suspected guerrillas of the New People’s Army (NPA) have been killed so far in the military’s month-long operations to protect the Casecnan dam and hydroelectric power plant and other vital facilities in this province from possible attacks.
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[Title] => Army officer slams CHR’s alleged bias against military
[Summary] => An Army commander said yesterday the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) is biased against the military and the police after it accused him of committing human rights violations during operations against the Abu Sayyaf last year in Basilan.
Col. Jovenal Narcise told reporters that he was surprised that he was among those charged and said his troops "never committed any violation of human rights in all combat and clearing operations" during his 226-day stint in Basilan.
Narcise now commands the 702nd Infantry Brigade based in Bongabon, Nueva Ecija.
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[Title] => After retirement comes eviction
[Summary] => Retired Armed Forces Southern Command chief Lt. Gen. Alberto Braganza and two other retired military generals will be evicted from their quarters at Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City today.
Braganza will be the highest-ranking officer to be evicted from military housing at the AFP general headquarters.
Brig. General Jovenal Narcise, Camp Aguinaldo commander, said military police will move the belongings of Braganza at 435-A on Arevalo street starting at 8 a.m.
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[Title] => Oakwood soldiers released
[Summary] => The 181 soldiers convicted of participating in the failed Oakwood mutiny nearly two years ago were released yesterday in ceremonies at Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City amid stern warnings that they renounce military adventurism.
"I enjoin you to leave the harrowing experience behind, have a firm resolve not to join such exercises again, and we expect you to work for the betterment of our country and people," Chief Sgt. Maj. Jose Gabriel told the soldiers during yesterday’s early morning formation, their first since being incarcerated for their participation in the July 2003 mutiny.
It would also not hurt if the soldiers worked off the excess weight they had accumulated during the 22 months they were confined to barracks, according to Brig. Gen. Jovenal Narcise, who is in charge of training the soldiers prior to assigning them to various units in the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP).
Toward that end, the released soldiers will undergo basic military training once again before re-entering the service.
Gabriel said the military court’s slow pace worked in the soldiers’ favor since "it gave the prosecutors enough time to study and ponder the merits of your case. If things had been rushed, the decision might not be in your favor."
[DatePublished] => 2005-05-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => Some Aurora bets raising funds from illegal logging?
[Summary] => CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga — Some candidates in Aurora province are allegedly cashing in on the remaining forests in the Sierra Madre mountain ranges to raise campaign funds for the May elections, an official of the Armed Forces’ Northern Luzon Command (Nolcom) said.
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[Title] => NPA plot to liquidate top Army officials uncovered in Nueva Ecija
[Summary] => RIZAL, Nueva Ecija — A plot of the New People’s Army (NPA) to liquidate top Army officials of the 7th infantry division, including its commander Maj. Gen. Alberto Braganza, was uncovered after a gunbattle between government troopers and armed rebels in Barangay Overflow here last Friday.
Col. Jovenal Narcise, commander of the 702nd infantry battalion, said that two of the rebels, identified as Cesar Santos alias Ka Jay-R of Barangay Paco Roman and Mar Esguerra alias Ka Deo of Barangay Gulod in this town, were captured during the firefight.
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[Title] => 7 hurt in Nueva Ecija chopper crash
[Summary] => An Air Force helicopter carrying three crewmen and four TV journalists spun out of control after being buffeted by strong winds and crashlanded on a mountain slope outside San Jose City in Nueva Ecija yesterday, officials said.
Seven of the nine people aboard the Vietnam War-vintage Huey chopper — its two pilots, an Army officer and four journalists — suffered minor injuries, said Maj. Gen. Rodolfo Garcia, Northern Luzon Command chief.
Another Air Force Huey brought the injured to a military hospital at Fort Magsaysay in Laur, Nueva Ecija, Garcia said.
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[Title] => Huge NPA camp overrun in Aurora; 2 rebels killed
[Summary] => DINALOGAN, Aurora — At least two guerrillas of the New People’s Army (NPA) were killed as they and their comrades, numbering at least 40, tried to defend their biggest camp at the northern part of this province from being overtaken by Army soldiers yesterday morning.
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[Title] => Kampo ng NPA nakubkob
[Summary] => CAMP AGUINALDO – Nakubkob ng tropa ng militar ang pinakamalaking kampo ng mga rebeldeng New People’s Army (NPA) makaraang magsagawa ng combat patrol sa bulubundukin ng Sitio Dupinga, Barangay Tagumpay, Gabaldon, Nueva Ecija kamakalawa ng umaga.
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[Title] => NPAs attack logging area, burn 20 trucks
[Summary] => DINAPIGUE, Isabela – About 60 New People’s Army (NPA) rebels burned an estimated P60 million worth of equipment belonging to a logging company here over the weekend for supposedly refusing to pay P6 million in "revolutionary taxes," the military announced yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2002-12-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => 17 guerrillas killed in Ecija clashes, NPA letters show
[Summary] => CARRANGLAN, Nueva Ecija - Seventeen suspected guerrillas of the New People’s Army (NPA) have been killed so far in the military’s month-long operations to protect the Casecnan dam and hydroelectric power plant and other vital facilities in this province from possible attacks.
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[Title] => Army officer slams CHR’s alleged bias against military
[Summary] => An Army commander said yesterday the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) is biased against the military and the police after it accused him of committing human rights violations during operations against the Abu Sayyaf last year in Basilan.
Col. Jovenal Narcise told reporters that he was surprised that he was among those charged and said his troops "never committed any violation of human rights in all combat and clearing operations" during his 226-day stint in Basilan.
Narcise now commands the 702nd Infantry Brigade based in Bongabon, Nueva Ecija.
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