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[Summary] => Suspected financiers and political backers of coup plotters can put their cash and resources to good use instead of trying to destabilize the government and hurting the economy, Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said yesterday.
He said the government will exert all efforts to bring to justice businessmen and political leaders who supported destabilization moves and coup attempts to prevent such activities from being repeated.
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[Title] => No complaints yet vs ‘looters’
[Summary] => Several days after stores inside the Glorietta mall in Makati City were allegedly looted, local law enforcers said no formal complaints have been filed with their office.
Senior Police Officer 4 Dioscoro Asinas, officer-in-charge of the theft and robbery section of the Makati City police, told The STAR that no stall, store or mall owner has come forward to lodge a formal complaint regarding the looting.
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He said the government will exert all efforts to bring to justice businessmen and political leaders who supported destabilization moves and coup attempts to prevent such activities from being repeated.
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Senior Police Officer 4 Dioscoro Asinas, officer-in-charge of the theft and robbery section of the Makati City police, told The STAR that no stall, store or mall owner has come forward to lodge a formal complaint regarding the looting.
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