+ Follow ANGELO REYES AND PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE Tag
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[Title] => CIDG nabs shop owner for "RHD"
[Summary] => The Criminal Investigation and Detection Group arrested Friday night an auto shop owner for allegedly possessing a right-hand-drive sports car in his yard in Kinasang-an, Pardo.
[DatePublished] => 2005-08-07 00:00:00
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[Title] => ‘Where have I failed the people?’
[Summary] => The First Family began packing up as negotiations for President Estrada’s graceful exit started yesterday, reliable sources said.
A glum Mr. Estrada reportedly told Manila Mayor Lito Atienza, "Where have I failed the Filipino people?"
There were reports, later denied by Malacañang, that the Palace had asked for two Philippine Airlines planes to stand by for the President and his family.
Reliable sources said a private plane is instead on standby to fly the First Family to the United States.
[DatePublished] => 2001-01-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => 36 election hot spots nationwide identified
[Summary] => Authorities have identified 36 election hot spots nationwide, but military and police officials gave assurances that the May 14 synchronized national and local polls would be peaceful and orderly.
Commission on Elections (Comelec) chairperson Harriet Demetriou, emerging from a closed-door conference at Camp Aguinaldo yesterday, said Armed Forces chief Gen. Angelo Reyes and Philippine National Police chief Director General Panfilo Lacson assured her that the situation was well under control.
[DatePublished] => 2001-01-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => Shadowy AFP group wants Estrada to quit
[Summary] => There’s a shadowy group of retired military and police officers who have joined the call for President Estrada’s resignation.
Calling themselves "Reveille" (which means wake-up call in French), members of a group claiming to be comprised of retired military and police officers are circulating a manifesto in Camp Aguinaldo, urging active officers of the Armed Forces to force Mr. Estrada to step down.
The manifesto is addressed to Armed Forces chief Gen.
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[Title] => Miriam hit for trial statements
[Summary] => Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago, a staunch ally of President Estrada, is making the President’s impeachment trial by the Senate a "moro-moro or palabas (stage show)," an opposition congressman said yesterday.
Rep. Ernesto Herrera (Lakas, Bohol) made the assertion in reaction to his former Senate colleague’s statement that Mr. Estrada will be acquitted by the Senate because eight senators will vote against removing the Chief Executive from office.
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[Title] => NPAs crippled with surrender of 2 commanders - Palace
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President Estrada said the operations of communist rebels have been effectively
crippled in Southern Mindanao following the surrender of two New People's Army
(NPA) commanders.
The President presented Amado Payot, alias Commander Benzar, and his younger
brother Avelino, alias Commander Beloy, to reporters at Malacañang
yesterday, saying their surrender was a big boost to the government's drive
against insurgency.
"Hopefully, others will follow," Mr. Estrada said.
The brothers surrendered to military officials in Davao City last Thursday.
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ANGELO REYES AND PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE
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[Summary] => The First Family began packing up as negotiations for President Estrada’s graceful exit started yesterday, reliable sources said.
A glum Mr. Estrada reportedly told Manila Mayor Lito Atienza, "Where have I failed the Filipino people?"
There were reports, later denied by Malacañang, that the Palace had asked for two Philippine Airlines planes to stand by for the President and his family.
Reliable sources said a private plane is instead on standby to fly the First Family to the United States.
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[Title] => 36 election hot spots nationwide identified
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Commission on Elections (Comelec) chairperson Harriet Demetriou, emerging from a closed-door conference at Camp Aguinaldo yesterday, said Armed Forces chief Gen. Angelo Reyes and Philippine National Police chief Director General Panfilo Lacson assured her that the situation was well under control.
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[Title] => Shadowy AFP group wants Estrada to quit
[Summary] => There’s a shadowy group of retired military and police officers who have joined the call for President Estrada’s resignation.
Calling themselves "Reveille" (which means wake-up call in French), members of a group claiming to be comprised of retired military and police officers are circulating a manifesto in Camp Aguinaldo, urging active officers of the Armed Forces to force Mr. Estrada to step down.
The manifesto is addressed to Armed Forces chief Gen.
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[Title] => Miriam hit for trial statements
[Summary] => Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago, a staunch ally of President Estrada, is making the President’s impeachment trial by the Senate a "moro-moro or palabas (stage show)," an opposition congressman said yesterday.
Rep. Ernesto Herrera (Lakas, Bohol) made the assertion in reaction to his former Senate colleague’s statement that Mr. Estrada will be acquitted by the Senate because eight senators will vote against removing the Chief Executive from office.
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[Focus] => 0
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[Title] => NPAs crippled with surrender of 2 commanders - Palace
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President Estrada said the operations of communist rebels have been effectively
crippled in Southern Mindanao following the surrender of two New People's Army
(NPA) commanders.
The President presented Amado Payot, alias Commander Benzar, and his younger
brother Avelino, alias Commander Beloy, to reporters at Malacañang
yesterday, saying their surrender was a big boost to the government's drive
against insurgency.
"Hopefully, others will follow," Mr. Estrada said.
The brothers surrendered to military officials in Davao City last Thursday.
[DatePublished] => 2000-02-01 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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January 21, 2001 - 12:00am
