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Tuesday, March 04, 2008 (Philippines)
| GLORIA, JUN. President Arroyo visits Calamba, Pampanga, while (inset) Senate witness Rodolfo Lozada Jr. holds a candle as he joins students in a patriotic song at the Adamson University campus in Manila. (AP Photos) |
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THE Office of the Cebu City Prosecutor reversed its position in a resolution it issued in October last year and resolved to file a criminal case against Fr. Benedicto Zozobrado Ejares, who was earlier accused of lascivious acts while hearing the confession of high school students in 2006.
City Prosecutor Nicolas Sellon, in the ruling dated Feb. 28, cited points raised in the motion for reconsideration earlier filed by lawyer Alvin Butch Cañares, the City Hall consultant who is representing the complainants—seven high school students of the Abellana National School.
But Sellon, in the four-page document, said there is only basis to file one criminal case for child abuse against the priest, the seven complainants notwithstanding.
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Lozada 'doesn't need to visit Cebu for us to know the truth'
EVEN as police prepare to provide security for the visit to Cebu of Senate witness Rodolfo Lozada Jr., Cebu City Vice Mayor Michael Rama said the Cebuanos do not need him coming here to know the truth.
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Killing of journalist
A GOVERNMENT prosecutor is expecting a heated exchange as the Regional Trial Court (RTC) proceeds with the murder case hearing against the alleged masterminds in the murder of journalist Marlene Esperat.
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LTO to submit 3 sacks of papers to probers
THE Land Transportation Office (LTO) 7 will bring to the House Committee on Good Government three sacks of documents related to the 6,703 vehicles reportedly registered in its office in Toledo City in 2006 alone.
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