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Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon Jr. defended his decision overruling the recommendation of a military investigation panel to drop major charges against military officers linked to the failed coup on Feb. 24, 2006.


Esperon bared yesterday that coup plotters against the administration of President Arroyo have also considered him a threat and planned to harm him and the members of his family for supporting the government.


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Senate Minority Leader Aquilino Pimentel, Jr. urged yesterday Armed Forces chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon to reconsider his order to court-martial several senior military officers accused of involvement in a failed coup last Feb. 24.


"It is a sign of a military mind in action, meaning to say it is very authoritarian in its decision-making so that no matter what a duly constituted review panel has found out in the matter of investigating General Miranda, et al, (it) is no deterrent to a predetermined course of action by the AFP chief-of-staff," he said.


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Senate Minority Leader Aquilino Pimentel, Jr. urged yesterday Armed Forces chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon to reconsider his order to court-martial several senior military officers accused of involvement in a failed coup last Feb. 24.


"It is a sign of a military mind in action, meaning to say it is very authoritarian in its decision-making so that no matter what a duly constituted review panel has found out in the matter of investigating General Miranda, et al, (it) is no deterrent to a predetermined course of action by the AFP chief-of-staff," he said.


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Military lawyers plan to present Armed Forces chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon as witness against Army and Marine officers facing court-martial for their alleged part in the failed coup last Feb. 24.


Quoting the Judge Advocate General’s Office (JAGO), Lt. Col. Bartolome Bacarro, AFP public information chief, said there is no legal impediment for Esperon to take the witness stand.


"Base dun sa pagaaral ng aming abogado, ito ay maari nyang gawin at gaya ng nasabi niya ito ay kanyang gagawin kung kinakailangan," he said.


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Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon Jr. belied rumors that he pressured a military probe body into recommending court-martial proceedings against 38 officers linked to the alleged Feb.24 coup plot.


Esperon stressed that the military investigators headed by Col. Al Perreras were given a free hand in determining whether there was prima facie evidence to justify a military trial for the accused. Perreras is the deputy chief of the Judge Advocate’s General Office or JAGO.


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Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon Jr. belied rumors that he pressured a military probe body into recommending court-martial proceedings against 38 officers linked to the alleged Feb.24 coup plot.


Esperon stressed that the military investigators headed by Col. Al Perreras were given a free hand in determining whether there was prima facie evidence to justify a military trial for the accused. Perreras is the deputy chief of the Judge Advocate’s General Office or JAGO.


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Military officers implicated in the failed Feb. 24 coup will be tried before a court-martial starting next month, after Armed Forces chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon reviews the results of their pre-trial investigation.


In an interview during the "Game of the Generals" shooting competition at Army headquarters in Fort Bonifacio in Taguig, Esperon said that results of the pre-trial investigation conducted by the Judge Advocate General’s Office (JAGO) still have to be reviewed by the Staff Judge Advocate (SJA), who serves as legal adviser to the AFP chief.


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Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon Jr. defended his decision overruling the recommendation of a military investigation panel to drop major charges against military officers linked to the failed coup on Feb. 24, 2006.


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"It is a sign of a military mind in action, meaning to say it is very authoritarian in its decision-making so that no matter what a duly constituted review panel has found out in the matter of investigating General Miranda, et al, (it) is no deterrent to a predetermined course of action by the AFP chief-of-staff," he said.


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"Base dun sa pagaaral ng aming abogado, ito ay maari nyang gawin at gaya ng nasabi niya ito ay kanyang gagawin kung kinakailangan," he said.


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