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Fierce fighting broke out when government forces encountered 20 Abu Sayyaf bandits in Barangay Pansul at 8:30 Friday morning, Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Southern Command (SouthCom) chief Lt. Gen. Alberto Braganza said.


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                    [Summary] => Police investigating suspected Abu Sayyaf extremists who were allegedly planning a bombing campaign found literature dealing with chemical weapons in their possession, a top intelligence official said yesterday.


But National Security Adviser Norberto Gonzales played down the likelihood that the suspects had acquired the ability to use chemical weapons when they were arrested in March.


Among the items captured from the six suspects were "readings on biological and chemical warfare," Gonzales told Agence France Presse.


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                    [Summary] => MATER DOLOROSA: We saw The Passion of the Christ two weeks ago out of curiousity, what with all the excited exchange whipped up by this newest grand opus of Mel Gibson.


The advance hossanas must have generated excessive expectation in us, so when we finally saw the movie we were not that impressed. In fact, we found Gibson’s earlier film Brave Heart more compelling.


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Villanueva, a Muslim convert, adopted the name Abdulwali. He is a bodyguard of action star Robin Padilla, who has also converted to Islam and carries the Muslim name Abdul Aziz.


Hana told reporters that the Police Anti-Crime Emergency Task Force (PACER) refused to release her husband despite an order from the Quezon City regional trial court.


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                    [Title] => Anti-terror task force keeps watch on foreigners in RP
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The President did not disclose their nationalities, but there have been reports in the past months that foreign members of the Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) regional terror group have been training with local Muslim armed groups at rebel camps in parts of Mindanao.


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Four Sayyaf suspects killed, soldier wounded in Sulu clash

By Aurea Calica | March 27, 2005 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY — Four Abu Sayyaf members were killed and a soldier was wounded as government troops foiled a counterattack by the bandits on Good Friday in Patikul, Sulu, according to military official here. Fierce...

Headlines

Government downplays discovery of chemical warfare documents

May 23, 2004 - 12:00am

Police investigating suspected Abu Sayyaf extremists who were allegedly planning a bombing campaign found literature dealing with chemical weapons in their possession, a top intelligence official said yesterday. But...

Headlines

Mary’s own suffering second only to Christ’s

By POSTSCRIPT | By Federico D. Pascual Jr. | April 8, 2004 - 12:00am

MATER DOLOROSA: We saw The Passion of the Christ two weeks ago out of curiousity, what with all the excited exchange whipped up by this newest grand opus of Mel Gibson. The advance hossanas must have generated excessive...

Opinion

Robin’s bodyguard released

By Christina Mendez | April 8, 2004 - 12:00am

After a delay of 24 hours, suspected Abu Sayyaf terrorist Walter Villanueva was released from jail after his pregnant wife, Hana, paid a P304,000 bail bond. Villanueva, a Muslim convert, adopted the name Abdulwali....

Headlines

Anti-terror task force keeps watch on foreigners in RP

April 8, 2004 - 12:00am

Several foreigners in the country believed to be supporting local terrorists are closely being watched by authorities, President Arroyo said yesterday. The President did not disclose their nationalities, but there...

Headlines