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In a memorandum dated June 8, Justice Secretary Raul Gonzales ordered the reassignment of Isabela provincial prosecutor Anthony Foz, citing the "exigency of public service" as legal basis for the move. 


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In a letter to The STAR, provincial prosecutor Anthony Foz said he "did not serve for a moment" in the canvassing board this year because the Commission on Elections (Comelec) had inhibited him from doing so.


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Lawyer Reynaldo Doma, acting provincial election supervisor, and Dr. Benito Tumamao, schools division superintendent, both quit as members of the provincial board of canvassers, citing pressure from both camps.


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"Certainly, we will come and get him," Ka Chat, who introduced herself as the secretary-general of the CPP-NPA’s Cagayan Valley Regional Committee, told select newsmen at a rebel camp in a remote village here.


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