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Monday, November 20, 2006 (Philippines)
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  Breaking News
Remittances from overseas workers to hit record US$14.1-B (3:05 p.m.)
Shares end flat as market consolidates at 9-year high (1:25 p.m.)
Military chief okays military trial of 30 coup plotters (11:10 a.m.)
Police security readied during Pacquiao's return to RP (10:19 a.m.)

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All over for El Terrible. Manny Pacquiao knocks down Erik Morales for the third time in Las Vegas. The fight was stopped seconds later. (AP photo)
CEBU CITY -- With a knockout in the third round, Manny Pacquiao finished his trilogy with Mexican fighter Erik Morales and brought to their feet millions of Filipinos watching in Las Vegas and at home.

Filipinos young and old erupted in cheers as thousands of boxing fans watching a live telecast of the fight spread the word through their cell phones: "The Pacman won."

Sun.Star Network Online round-by-round coverage of the Pacquiao-Morales Sunday fight here

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Top Stories
Official says arrest of former senator not a set-up
MANILA -- Cabinet Secretary Ricardo Saludo on Sunday challenged Senator Aquilino Pimentel Jr. to prove his allegations that the arrest of former senator Gregorio Honasan was a set-up, with the reward money for the arrest being reverted back to the government.
Robbers dig tunnel, burglarize bazaar
BAGUIO CITY -- Tiong San Bazaar, one of the oldest business establishments in Baguio, was broken into and robbed of cash and merchandise anytime between closing time on Saturday and opening time on Sunday, police said.
Dulmatin's children no longer in Sulu: mayor
ZAMBOANGA CITY -- An official of Sulu disclosed recently that the four children of Jemaah Islamiyah terrorist Amar Bin Usman, more known as Dulmatin, could no longer be found in his municipality.







:: Country News ::

Bacolod
Bidding for P400M gov't center pushes through Monday
Road mishap victims in Negros remembered

Baguio
Mayor mulls Baguio convention hub privatization
St. Louis U to help decongest Baguio biz zone

Cebu
Police arrests 2 radio block-timers for extortion, guns
‘Pacquiao opened the doors for other boxers to go international’

Cagayan de Oro
Oro peaceful, Lanao folk cheer Pacquiao
Oro business earns huge in Pacman bout

Davao
Police group chief to head special operations team
Student on field trip meets death in smash-up

Dumaguete
Not 'lavish' but 'lacking' spending: Recto
Farmers trained on new agri technology

General Santos
Task Force created to look into mayor's death
Local execs score energy department

Iloilo
Senator Santiago is qualified to become high court chief: ex-President
Village closes road from the public

Manila
Palace asks Senate to approve Japan-RP economic accord
Lawmaker backs call for transparency in reselling of Maynilad water

Pampanga
Anti-graft body rejects suspension for mayor, 7 others
World's bets for Miss Earth 2006 visit Candaba

Pangasinan
Farmers want irrigation canals in Pangasinan repaired
Cop in hot water for firing gun in air

Zamboanga
RP-MILF talks to move forward, says Malacañang official
Lift travel ban to Zambo: vice mayor to US



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