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                    [Title] => Consultant found dead in DILG restroom
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A consultant of the Department of Interior and Local Government was found dead inside the fourth-floor women’s restroom of the DILG building in Quezon City yesterday.
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                    [Title] => DILG consultant found dead at DILG building
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MANILA, Philippines -- A consultant of a ranking official of the Department of Interior and Local Government was found dead in Quezon City this morning, a report said.
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                    [Title] => Abenina gets DILG post
                    [Summary] => Interior and Local Government Secretary Jose D. Lina Jr. announced yesterday the appointment of former Land Transportation Office (LTO) chief retired Gen. Edgardo Abenina as the chief of the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) action center.


Lina said Abenina who has the rank of assistant secretary will take charge of all complaints against local officials and monitor the implementation of infrastructure projects of local government units all over the country.


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                    [Title] => Abenina wala raw alam sa Cervantes murder
                    [Summary] => Humarap kahapon sa tanggapan ng Southern Police District Office (SPDO) si dating Land Transportation Office (LTO) chief, Ret. Gen. Edgardo Abenina, isa sa isinasangkot sa pagpatay kay Young Officers Union (YOU) spokesperson Lt. Baron Cervantes.


Sa naging pahayag ni Abenina ay mariing itinanggi at pinabulaanan nito na may kinalaman siya sa pagpaslang. Si Abenina ay humarap at nagbigay ng kanyang paliwanag dakong alas-10 kahapon ng umaga.


Matatandaan na si Cervantes ang isa umano sa nagbunyag ng ilang anomalya sa LTO noong panahon na si Abenina ang hepe nito.


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                    [Title] => Abenina to face ‘Baron’ probers
                    [Summary] => Former Land Transportation Office (LTO) chief, retired Brig. Gen. Edgardo Abenina, is set to appear today before police probers investigating the Dec. 31 killing of discharged Army Lt. Baron Alexander Cervantes.


Abenina, one of the leaders of the rightist group Rebolusyonaryong Alyansang Makabansa (RAM), is the fifth and last police and military official to be summoned for questioning by the Southern Police District (SPD).


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - Cleaning up the LTO
                    [Summary] => There aren’t too many things that the public expects from the Land Transportation Office. Foremost is the speedy, hassle-free processing of driver’s licenses and vehicle registration. Second is the apprehension of the worst violators of laws against smoke belching:
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                    [Title] => Lastimoso sworn in as new LTO chief
                    [Summary] => Former Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Roberto Lastimoso was sworn in as the new head of the Land Transportation Office (LTO) yesterday, vowing to continue the good programs of his predecessor.


Lastimoso took his oath of office before Secretary Pantaleon Alvarez in a simple ceremony at the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) main office.


He replaces retired Brig. Gen. Edgardo Abenina, who earlier in the day turned over the reins of the LTO in an hour-long ceremony at the main hall of the agency in Quezon City.


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                    [Title] => Lastimoso gets LTO’s top post
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo formally appointed yesterday former Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Roberto Lastimoso as head of the Land Transportation Office (LTO).


Lastimoso replaces controversial retired Army Brig. Gen. Edgardo Abenina who was recently linked to a series of coup attempts against the Arroyo administration.


Abenina refused to comment on his replacement but LTO spokesman Col. Gene Tosino said Lastimoso’s appointment did not come as a surprise to Abenina.


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                    [Title] => FVR napika sa bintang na kudeta
                    [Summary] => Napika si dating Pangulong Fidel V. Ramos sa mga bintang na siya daw ang nagpapakulo ng kudeta laban kay Pangulo Gloria Macapagal Arroyo para pabagsakin ang administrasyon nito .


Pinabulaanan ni Ramos ang mga akusasyon nabanggit at sinabing suportado niya ang administrasyong Arroyo . 


"Bakit ako pa ang magpaplano ng kudeta. Hindi ko maaring sirain ang aking kredibilidad sa mamamayan Pilipino." ani Ramos.


Si Ramos ay nagsalita sa harapan ng mamamahayag  ilang minuto bago siya makipagkita kay Arroyo sa isang hapunan sa Palasyo kamakalawa ng gabi .


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                    [Title] => FVR laughs off coup speculations
                    [Summary] => Former President Fidel Ramos laughed off yesterday allegations that his group was involved in a destabilization campaign against the Arroyo administration, saying he did not want to destroy his legacy.


"Why should I, of all people, be involved in a coup that could damage or destroy my own legacy to the people as president of the Philippines?" Ramos asked as he brushed aside an alleged threat by retired Army Brig. Gen. Edgardo Abenina to implicate people loyal to the former president in a coup plot.


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Lina said Abenina who has the rank of assistant secretary will take charge of all complaints against local officials and monitor the implementation of infrastructure projects of local government units all over the country.


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                    [Title] => Abenina wala raw alam sa Cervantes murder
                    [Summary] => Humarap kahapon sa tanggapan ng Southern Police District Office (SPDO) si dating Land Transportation Office (LTO) chief, Ret. Gen. Edgardo Abenina, isa sa isinasangkot sa pagpatay kay Young Officers Union (YOU) spokesperson Lt. Baron Cervantes.


Sa naging pahayag ni Abenina ay mariing itinanggi at pinabulaanan nito na may kinalaman siya sa pagpaslang. Si Abenina ay humarap at nagbigay ng kanyang paliwanag dakong alas-10 kahapon ng umaga.


Matatandaan na si Cervantes ang isa umano sa nagbunyag ng ilang anomalya sa LTO noong panahon na si Abenina ang hepe nito.


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                    [Title] => Abenina to face ‘Baron’ probers
                    [Summary] => Former Land Transportation Office (LTO) chief, retired Brig. Gen. Edgardo Abenina, is set to appear today before police probers investigating the Dec. 31 killing of discharged Army Lt. Baron Alexander Cervantes.


Abenina, one of the leaders of the rightist group Rebolusyonaryong Alyansang Makabansa (RAM), is the fifth and last police and military official to be summoned for questioning by the Southern Police District (SPD).


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                    [Title] => Lastimoso sworn in as new LTO chief
                    [Summary] => Former Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Roberto Lastimoso was sworn in as the new head of the Land Transportation Office (LTO) yesterday, vowing to continue the good programs of his predecessor.


Lastimoso took his oath of office before Secretary Pantaleon Alvarez in a simple ceremony at the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) main office.


He replaces retired Brig. Gen. Edgardo Abenina, who earlier in the day turned over the reins of the LTO in an hour-long ceremony at the main hall of the agency in Quezon City.


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                    [Title] => Lastimoso gets LTO’s top post
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo formally appointed yesterday former Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Roberto Lastimoso as head of the Land Transportation Office (LTO).


Lastimoso replaces controversial retired Army Brig. Gen. Edgardo Abenina who was recently linked to a series of coup attempts against the Arroyo administration.


Abenina refused to comment on his replacement but LTO spokesman Col. Gene Tosino said Lastimoso’s appointment did not come as a surprise to Abenina.


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                    [Title] => FVR napika sa bintang na kudeta
                    [Summary] => Napika si dating Pangulong Fidel V. Ramos sa mga bintang na siya daw ang nagpapakulo ng kudeta laban kay Pangulo Gloria Macapagal Arroyo para pabagsakin ang administrasyon nito .


Pinabulaanan ni Ramos ang mga akusasyon nabanggit at sinabing suportado niya ang administrasyong Arroyo . 


"Bakit ako pa ang magpaplano ng kudeta. Hindi ko maaring sirain ang aking kredibilidad sa mamamayan Pilipino." ani Ramos.


Si Ramos ay nagsalita sa harapan ng mamamahayag  ilang minuto bago siya makipagkita kay Arroyo sa isang hapunan sa Palasyo kamakalawa ng gabi .


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                    [Title] => FVR laughs off coup speculations
                    [Summary] => Former President Fidel Ramos laughed off yesterday allegations that his group was involved in a destabilization campaign against the Arroyo administration, saying he did not want to destroy his legacy.


"Why should I, of all people, be involved in a coup that could damage or destroy my own legacy to the people as president of the Philippines?" Ramos asked as he brushed aside an alleged threat by retired Army Brig. Gen. Edgardo Abenina to implicate people loyal to the former president in a coup plot.


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