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Wednesday, June 22, 2005 (Philippines)
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  Breaking News
Sedition raps filed v. 2 ex-Cabinet secretaries, 4 others (9:49 p.m.)
RP court sentences 7 Abu Sayyaf militants to death (5:35 p.m.)
Solons irked over Ong's absence in House probe (3:30 p.m.)
Thousands flock to pay respects to Cardinal Sin (3:00 p.m.)
Lawmakers under pressure to disclose contents of wiretap tape (2:30 p.m.)

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This undated file photo released by the family shows Robert "Bobby" Tarongoy, a Filipino accountant kidnapped in Baghdad, Iraq, November 1, 2004. On Wednesday, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo announces the release of Tarongoy, to become the second Filipino to be released by insurgents. (AP)
MANILA (Updated 5:35 p.m.) -- Robert Tarongoy, a Filipino hostage in Iraq, has been released after almost eight months in captivity, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo announced Wednesday.

Tarongoy, an accountant for a Saudi company that does catering for the Iraqi army, was kidnapped on November 1 along with American Roy Hallums from their office in Baghdad after a gun battle killed an Iraqi guard and an attacker. A Nepalese and three Iraqis were also abducted but later freed.

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Top Stories
Cardinal Sin is dead, 76
MANILA -- The "house of Sin" has fallen silent. Retired Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin, an outspoken advocate of democracy who played a key role in the revolts that ousted two presidents, died Tuesday. He was 76.
Arroyo aide justifies release of tape
MANILA -- Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said Tuesday his intention to release in public tapes of the alleged wiretapped conversation between President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and an election commissioner to rig the 2004 presidential polls was to defend the government.
Wife says ex-poll officer to appear if summoned
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY -- Embattled former election commissioner Virgilio Garcillano is just in Mindanao and will surface only if subpoenaed by the proper authorities, his wife said Tuesday.


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Business

CEBU: Cebu Tourism Group launches roadmap

DAVAO: Foundation behind the success of Mindanao MSMEs

CAGAYAN DE ORO: Customs, agri dep't dare councilor to name names

MANILA: Search for outstanding research, thesis launched

 
Opinion

Malilong: Erap and his leftist allies

Nalzaro: Combating adverse public perception

Oledan: Mazes

Sison: Abolish Pagcor

Encila: The truth about coming home

 
Sports

DAVAO: Davao bets hurdle foes

CEBU: NBA Diary: The long way home

 
Lifestyle

CEBU: Flying five star

DAVAO: Something more

PAMPANGA: ArtiSta.Rita launches 2nd album, 'Pamanuli'

MANILA: Cinemanila resets Boracay co-production deadline

 
Features

DAVAO: Nothing but the truth





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:: Country News ::

Bacolod
Police officer relieved over money matters
New species of butterfly found in NegOcc

Baguio
Meters with receipts to be installed in taxis
Body to help act against colorum vehicles pushed

Cebu
Allies in Cebu split on Glo’s staying silent
Amid firestorm on tapes, GMA visits

Cagayan de Oro
Council calls more action on crime spree
Caraga solon tells Arroyo: File leave

Davao
Charges mulled v. bikini contest
Mayor willing to step down in case of military junta

Dumaguete
Beauty pageant committee gives side on complaint
Silliman number 4 top school in RP

General Santos
Hi-tech naval station keeps eye over Sarangani waters
Marbel bishop says Defensor has 'no' environment care record

Iloilo
Cardinal Sin departs at 76
Still few jeepneys charge new fare rate

Manila
Manila, Jakarta agree to strengthen anti-terror campaign
Philippines, Gambia sign economic, political pacts

Pampanga
Controversial pact passes through board
Mexico dads junk proposed loan

Zamboanga
Malaysia lauds RP-Moro rebel group peace talks
DILG Mindanao directors, staff attend briefing in Zambo



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