+ Follow PRESIDENT ARROYO AND ARMED FORCES Tag
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[Title] => Supreme Court issues writ of amparo to Visayan rights activist
[Summary] => The Supreme Court (SC) has issued a writ of amparo to a Visayas-based human rights activist who has been charged with the murder of a soldier.
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[Title] => Alcala welcomes a son home
[Summary] => ALCALA, Pangasinan — Two years ago, gloom descended on this town when a native daughter — the country’s first SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) fatality — arrived home.
Today, however, the town bursts into celebration with the homecoming of a native son, Lt. Gen. Edward Soriano, the highest-ranking Filipino-American in the US Army.
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[Title] => Navy officer decries ‘unjust’ relieve order
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — A top Navy official appealed to President Arroyo and Armed Forces chief of staff Gen. Angelo Reyes as he grieved his "unjust and humiliating" removal as commander of the Naval Forces South (NFS) at noon yesterday.
Navy Capt. Antonieto Ferrer, NFS officer-in-charge, charged that Rear Admiral Guillermo Wong hacked him out in favor of a more junior officer.
Ferrer filled the position for only three weeks. He assumed the position from NFS chief Commodore Eleanor Padre who retired last December.
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Today, however, the town bursts into celebration with the homecoming of a native son, Lt. Gen. Edward Soriano, the highest-ranking Filipino-American in the US Army.
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Navy Capt. Antonieto Ferrer, NFS officer-in-charge, charged that Rear Admiral Guillermo Wong hacked him out in favor of a more junior officer.
Ferrer filled the position for only three weeks. He assumed the position from NFS chief Commodore Eleanor Padre who retired last December.
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February 9, 2001 - 12:00am
