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"There must be a better law on firearms in this country," the Pangasinan lawmaker said, as he and other congressmen paid their last respects to their slain comrade, Abra Rep. Luis Bersamin Jr., who was gunned down last Dec. 16 at a church in New Manila.


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Another government lawyer handling the government’s case involving the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 (NAIA-3) has been receiving death threats following the murder of associate solicitor general Nestor Ballacillo last week.


A police source said the lawyer is with the Office of the Solicitor General. Ballacillo was shot dead along with his son in Parañaque last Wednesday by two gunmen.


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Superintendent Ronald Estilles said investigators are also focused on identifying the mastermind. "We believe that the two suspects belong to a gun-for-hire group. The leader’s arrest will definitely help answer questions as to what was the real motive in the killing and who are the others involved in the case."


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"Once the summary judgment is denied, the US$617-million will go back to
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"There must be a better law on firearms in this country," the Pangasinan lawmaker said, as he and other congressmen paid their last respects to their slain comrade, Abra Rep. Luis Bersamin Jr., who was gunned down last Dec. 16 at a church in New Manila.


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faces a greater risk of losing its claim over the money the Marcoses also want
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"Once the summary judgment is denied, the US$617-million will go back to
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