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                    [Summary] => Some media heralded it, opposition, military and police officials are denying it, the presidential spokesman says it won’t happen within the next decade. So why do rumors of a looming coup attempt fester?


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                    [Title] => Walang coup! - YOU
                    [Summary] => Namuo ang tensiyon sa Camp Crame matapos pigilin ng mahigit 10 oras at imbestigahan kamakalawa ng gabi si Young Officers Union (YOU) chief Col. Rafael Cardeno, bunsod ng hinala na may pinaplanong kudeta para patalsikin sa kapangyarihan si Pangulong Arroyo.


Nilinaw ni Cardeno na wala siyang alam sa lumabas na report na siya ang itinuturong "utak" sa planong kudeta laban sa pamahalaang Arroyo.


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                    [Title] => Golez confirms destabilization plot
                    [Summary] => National Security Adviser Roilo Golez admitted yesterday that the government is monitoring the movements and activities of groups supposedly out to topple the Arroyo administration.


Speaking after a military briefing at Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City, Golez said one of the groups calls itself the "Urban Poor Liberation Front," which is supposedly the "paramilitary wing" of the People’s Movement Against Poverty (PMAP), headed by Ronald Lumbao, a known loyalist of jailed former President Joseph Estrada.


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EDITORIAL - Coup jitters

October 28, 2001 - 12:00am

Some media heralded it, opposition, military and police officials are denying it, the presidential spokesman says it won’t happen within the next decade. So why do rumors of a looming coup attempt fester?

Opinion

Walang coup! - YOU

October 26, 2001 - 12:00am

Namuo ang tensiyon sa Camp Crame matapos pigilin ng mahigit 10 oras at imbestigahan kamakalawa ng gabi si Young Officers Union (YOU) chief Col. Rafael Cardeno, bunsod ng hinala na may pinaplanong kudeta para patalsikin...

Bansa

Golez confirms destabilization plot

By Paolo Romero | October 25, 2001 - 12:00am

National Security Adviser Roilo Golez admitted yesterday that the government is monitoring the movements and activities of groups supposedly out to topple the Arroyo administration. Speaking after a military briefing...

Headlines

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