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Sunday, June 26, 2005 (Philippines)

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RP's largest TV network retires 35 news staffers (5:38 p.m.)

Opposition lawyer urges Pinoys to not pay taxes to protest Arroyo's silence on scandal (5:24 p.m.)

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Opposition leader says Arroyo's days are numbered

President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, 2nd left, newly released hostage Robert Tarongoy (left) and former hostages Angelo dela Cruz (2nd right) and Angelito Nayan during a thanksgiving mass Saturday at the Malacañang Palace in Manila. (AP Photo)

MANILA -- An opposition leader said Saturday that President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's days in power are numbered and demanded that she resign over accusations of poll cheating and illegal gambling payoffs.

Sun.Star blog on Cebu ICT 2005. Click here.

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CEBU CITY -- She may be persona non grata in Cebu, but it appears she's not alone in her doubts.

Suspected kidnapper of priest, teachers nabbed

ZAMBOANGA CITY -- Government forces swooped down Saturday on a suspected terrorist hideout in the city and arrested an alleged Islamic militant accused of taking part in the kidnapping of a group of schoolteachers and a Roman Catholic priest more than 11 years ago.

Public works office eyes toll on coastal road's users

CEBU CITY -- That coastal road will eventually be opened to motorists, but possibly not for free.

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