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Saturday, February 25, 2006 (Philippines)

State of emergency
Riot police swing their truncheons to disperse protesters who were holding a street protest yesterday to call for the ouster of President Arroyo. The President declared a state of emergency and ordered the arrest of several military officers and civilians behind what she described as a coup attempt against her.(Afp photo)
MANILA - Riot police violently dispersed thousands of anti-government protesters demanding the ouster of President Arroyo, soon after she declared a state of emergency yesterday.

She said her administration had quashed a coup plot but that the country still faced “a clear threat” from “treasonous forces.”

Clashes erupted as riot police used water cannons to disperse about 5,000 protesters defying a ban on rallying at the shrine to the 1986 “People Power” uprising.

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Coup jitters hardly felt in Cebu, say cops
Surprised by the events in Manila, Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal urged President Arroyo to show her leadership and appealed to the people to stay calm.
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But detainee-turned-lawyer sees no cause for anxiety
Is the country under martial law following President Arroyo’s issuance of Presidential Proclamation 1017?
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Cops search for leads on doctor’s gunman
Police are coordinating with different consulate offices in Cebu in hopes of identifying the Caucasian who shot dead a doctor in her clinic Thursday afternoon.
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