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[Title] => Major AFP reshuffle starts
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[Title] => Soldier probed for shooting Bulacan hog dealer
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Army chief Lt. Gen. Romeo Tolentino has ordered an investigation into the alleged involvement of a soldier in the shooting of a hog dealer in Hagonoy, Bulacan.
Maj. Ernesto Torres, Army spokesman, said Tolentino ordered the Army Inspector General to look into the matter after S/Sgt. Mario de la Cruz, who belongs to the Special Operations Team, was accused of shooting a hog dealer in Barangay San Pascual last Sunday.
Reports said the hog dealer, Juan Galvez, was riding his motorcycle when De la Cruz flagged him down.
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[Summary] => Rebel soldiers would have shut down Congress and the judiciary, and placed the country under a state of emergency before amending the Constitution if they had succeeded in ousting the government, according to documents seized by the military.
The plot was detailed in documents recovered from renegade Army 1Lt. Lawrence San Juan, a Magdalo leader who was recently captured by the military in a remote town in Batangas.
Based on the recovered documents, rebel military officers would have made three proclamations after seizing power in a conspiracy with leftist groups.
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The plot was detailed in documents recovered from renegade Army 1Lt. Lawrence San Juan, a Magdalo leader who was recently captured by the military in a remote town in Batangas.
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[Title] => Senga okays pullout of Abra unit
[Summary] => Army chief Lt. Gen. Generoso Senga has approved the recommendation of an Army fact-finding team to pull out the entire 41st Infantry Battalion from Abra for retraining.
This, amid allegations that local politicians were using soldiers for their private armies.
Senga, however, said another Army contingent will be detailed to Abra to assume the counter-insurgency duties of the 41st IB.
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Army chief Lt. Gen. Romeo Tolentino has ordered an investigation into the alleged involvement of a soldier in the shooting of a hog dealer in Hagonoy, Bulacan.
Maj. Ernesto Torres, Army spokesman, said Tolentino ordered the Army Inspector General to look into the matter after S/Sgt. Mario de la Cruz, who belongs to the Special Operations Team, was accused of shooting a hog dealer in Barangay San Pascual last Sunday.
Reports said the hog dealer, Juan Galvez, was riding his motorcycle when De la Cruz flagged him down.
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The plot was detailed in documents recovered from renegade Army 1Lt. Lawrence San Juan, a Magdalo leader who was recently captured by the military in a remote town in Batangas.
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The plot was detailed in documents recovered from renegade Army 1Lt. Lawrence San Juan, a Magdalo leader who was recently captured by the military in a remote town in Batangas.
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The plot was detailed in documents recovered from renegade Army 1Lt. Lawrence San Juan, a Magdalo leader who was recently captured by the military in a remote town in Batangas.
Based on the recovered documents, rebel military officers would have made three proclamations after seizing power in a conspiracy with leftist groups.
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[Title] => Senga okays pullout of Abra unit
[Summary] => Army chief Lt. Gen. Generoso Senga has approved the recommendation of an Army fact-finding team to pull out the entire 41st Infantry Battalion from Abra for retraining.
This, amid allegations that local politicians were using soldiers for their private armies.
Senga, however, said another Army contingent will be detailed to Abra to assume the counter-insurgency duties of the 41st IB.
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