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Abu angle weak, solons ask PNP to widen probe

2007/11/19

As cracks started to show on the police theory that the Abu Sayyaf masterminded the bombing last Tuesday at the Batasan Pambansa complex to assassinate Basilan Rep. Wahab Akbar, legislators asked the police yesterday to widen the scope of their investigation to consider new angles.

The Philippine National Police (PNP), nevertheless, said it is proceeding today with the filing of criminal charges against three suspected members of the Abu Sayyaf rounded up in a raid in Payatas, Quezon City last Thursday.

National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Geary Barias said investigators will file criminal charges against Ikram Indama, Kaidar Aunal and Adham Kusain before the Depar.. Full Story »»»

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 »COMMENTARY

Credibility factor

When the police say the Glorietta 2 bombing was the result of a buildup of methane due to a clogged sewage in the mall, the general sentiment was that it was a cover-up.

Similarly, the police claimed to have swiftly resolved the Batasan bombing, which resulted in the death of four and injuries to 13, after they raided the Payatas compound in Quezon City killing three and capturing another three .. Full Story »»»

 »NATION

Travel bans to Afghanistan, Lebanon, Nigeria lifted

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 »LIFE

Mementos of Manila’s glory

Four months into his post, Mayor Alfredo S. Lim drafted an 11-point agenda for the city of Manila primarily focused on health, education and the rule of law. Under the education umbrella is the master plan for restoring the former grandeur of Manila’s rich and colorful legacy, culture and history, bolstered by the signing into law of Executive Order No. 10 (series of 2007) entitled “Constituting the Manila Historical and Heritage Commission (MHHC).”

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Piston urges gov’t to stop oil firms from dictating fuel prices

Prioritize the welfare of the people, scrap the Oil Deregulation Law.

This was the reaction of militant transport group Pinag-kaisang Samahan ng Tsuper at Operators Nationwide (Piston) in connection with the P0.50 per liter increase in the prices of oil products Saturday raising diesel price to P38 per liter.

According to George San Mateo, Piston secretary-general, the government, particularly the Department of Energy (DoE), instead of exerting effort to stop oil companies from implem.. Full Story »»»

 »SPORTS

Magnolia bounces back, outscores Ginebra Kings

Lordy Tugade could not seem to go wrong last night: hitting his target from practically every angle at the Araneta Coliseum with precision.

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"As you have seen it, it was a hell of a shooting performance by Lordy Tugade. Even me as a coach, I enjoyed watching it," said Magnolia coach Siot Tanquincent minutes a.. Full Story »»»

 »BUSINESS

$200 oil laid on Opec table

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But internal divisions about the role of the oil exporters’ group were highlighted when King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, Opec kingpin and key US regional ally, sounded a moderate note, saying oil “must not become an instrument for conflict.”<.. Full Story »»»


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