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Thursday, August 14, 2003 (Philippines)
| LEADER & PAL, two mutineers who testified before the Feliciano Commission yesterday: Navy Lt. Senior Grade Antonio Trillanes (left) and Army Capt. Milo Maestrecampo. They insisted that the July 27 uprising was not a siege, only an incident, and they were protesters, not rebels.(AFP FOTOS) |
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MANILA — A mutiny in the country last month was mounted by junior military officers to force the resignation of President Arroyo and military top brass, two of the alleged rebel leaders testified yesterday.
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Passenger shot in face in jeep holdup
TEODOCIO Enceledo, 45, was on his way to catch a boat to Leyte. Instead he caught a bullet in his cheek.
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Anti-vice cop entrapped
THE National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) 7 believes other policemen may have also been involved when PO3 Paquito Flores Monterroyo Jr. extorted P300,000 from a trader in Lapu-Lapu City last Sunday.
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Displaced vendors seek Alvin’s help, ask Vidal to intercede in their behalf
DISPLACED Sto. Niño vendors have taken their fight against Cebu City Mayor Tomas Osmeña to the political arena by asking former mayor Alvin Garcia for help yesterday. Members of the Sto. Niño Sidewalk Vendors’ Association (SNSVA) will also meet with Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal at the Archbishop’s Palace at 10 a.m. today to ask the prelate to mediate in the conflict and persuade the mayor to allow them to sell in the area again.
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