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                    [Title] => Drive vs trucks overloaded with agri goods resumes at NLEX, SCTEX
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Stampeded by Church groups, foreign critics like the European Union, and La Gloria’s own feelings of "compassion" (politics plus piety), Congress of the Philippines has abolished the Death Penalty as the maximum punishment for heinous crimes.


After the Senate voted 16-0 with one abstention (that of Sen. Jinggoy Estrada who said, while he agreed on scrapping capital punishment, he could not vote "yes" since he still faces allegations of plunder, the penalty for which could be "death"). 


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                    [Title] => Is it over when the Fat Man sings?
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                    [Title] => A bizarre, suspicious kind of ‘reconciliation’
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Magkatabing nakabulagta ang mag-asawang sina Juan at Avelina Abat, kapwa 53-anyos ng naturang lugar.


Inatasan naman ni P/Chief Supt. Arturo C. Lomibao, PNP Region 1 director ang kanyang mga tauhan para tugisin ang mga killer na pansamantalang hindi ibinunyag ang mga pangalan para hindi maantala ang follow-up operation.

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After the Senate voted 16-0 with one abstention (that of Sen. Jinggoy Estrada who said, while he agreed on scrapping capital punishment, he could not vote "yes" since he still faces allegations of plunder, the penalty for which could be "death"). 


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Magkatabing nakabulagta ang mag-asawang sina Juan at Avelina Abat, kapwa 53-anyos ng naturang lugar.


Inatasan naman ni P/Chief Supt. Arturo C. Lomibao, PNP Region 1 director ang kanyang mga tauhan para tugisin ang mga killer na pansamantalang hindi ibinunyag ang mga pangalan para hindi maantala ang follow-up operation.

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