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Saturday, March 18, 2006 (Philippines)

Glo sued at UN; Dinky arrested
Former Cabinet secretary Dinky Soliman (above), being arrested for illegal assembly. President Arroyo, her former boss, with priests after a Mass in Sorsogon City. Possible impeachable offense raised by IBP president Jose Anselmo Cadiz against Mrs. Arroyo. (Afp photos)
Police arrested last night a former Cabinet official, just hours after a lawyers’ group announced they had asked the United Nations to investigate President Arroyo’s violation of human rights.

Former social welfare secretary Corazon Soliman and activist Vicente Romano were arrested for leading a silent protest in Manila of about 30 people, all wearing T-shirts marked “Oust Now.”

“We are not holding a rally, we are just strolling. We are not disturbing anyone,” Soliman said. “We don’t even have placards.”

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Martinezes want Sumabong transferred from CPDRC
The Martinez family is calling for the transfer of Land Bank Bogo robbery suspect Joel Sumabong from the Cebu provincial jail to the Police Regional Office 7 stockade.
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Risk study limited to 20 CV areas, 18 of them in Cebu
With a meager funding of P2 million for a geohazard mapping, the Mines and Geo-sciences Bureau (MGB) 7 has identified only 20 cities and municipalities for survey in the whole Central Visayas this year.
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Vice mayor Mike Rama says sorry to governor, PB
Cebu City Vice Mayor Michael Rama apologized to Capitol officials yesterday, saying he did not intend to insult the Provincial Government and only wanted to emphasize the impact of a proposed land swap deal.
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