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Thursday, February 24, 2005 (Philippines)
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| Jamal Baharan (top) and Angelo Trinidad, suspects in the bombing of a bus in Makati City, face government prosecutors during Wednesday's preliminary investigation at the justice department in Manila. (Sun.Star Manila/Benjamin Pulta) |
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DAVAO CITY -- Two councilors in this city said Cagayan de Oro City Mayor Vicente Emano should have told police he knew of the plots to bomb the cities of Makati, Davao and General Santos and he would have saved lives.
"I wonder how he feels about the 12-year-old boy who died during the explosion," said Councilor Leonardo R. Avila III, referring to the bomb blast that rocked a bus terminal in Davao City on February 14.
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Recla project issue: Whom will Arroyo favor?
| CEBU CITY -- Though she is known for refusing to comment on "local" issues, it is up to President Arroyo to end two cities' tug-of-war over part of the South Reclamation Project (SRP). |
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Charges filed against Makati bus 'bombers'
| MANILA -- Charges were filed Wednesday against two men accused of involvement in near-simultaneous bombings in the cities of Makati, Davao, and General Santos that killed eight people and wounded more than 120 others. |
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2 more suspects assail Quezon City warrants
| CEBU CITY -- Two of the 11 men arrested for allegedly manufacturing shabu in a warehouse in Mandaue City are asking the court to quash the search warrants used in the raids on three warehouses. |
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