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Thursday, January 19, 2006 (Philippines)
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| Army Chief Lieutenant General Hermogenes Esperon holds the photos of four junior army officers accused of leading a failed mutiny in July 2003 as he announces their escape from their army prison during a news conference Wednesday in Manila. (AP photo) |
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MANILA -- Four more junior officers who participated in the failed mutiny against the Arroyo administration in July 2003 escaped from their detention cell at the Fort Bonifacio in Makati City late Tuesday night.
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Mayor to ATF delegates: Disregard US travel advisories
| DAVAO CITY -- Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte told delegates of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) Tourism Forum to disregard travel advisories of "self-serving" American and European countries and visit Asean countries as often as possible. |
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People can’t pay tax raise: councilor
| CEBU CITY -- Another council session ended Wednesday with no progress on the move to adjust real property market values—and in effect increase realty taxes -- in Cebu City. |
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Military camps up alert against 'destabilizers'
| ZAMBOANGA CITY -- New southern Philippines military commander Major General Gabriel Habacon ordered tightened security in all military camps and posted photographs of a fugitive coup leader who is accused of trying to overthrow the Arroyo government. |
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