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"Lakas at tibay ng loob harapin ang mga pagdurusa ngayon," she said. "Sana mabigyan ako ng justice sa nangyari sa akin (Strength and fortitude to face my sufferings now. I hope I will be given justice for what has happened to me)."


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According to Echegaray, hardened criminals will now feel free to take the life of anyone who suits their fancy, knowing that they would be spared from certain death no matter how revolting the offense that was committed.


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Villar visited the wake of Calumba in Quezon City to condole with his
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He offered to foot the bill for the airlifting and burial of the victim and for
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The 24-year-old Calumba, a janitor, was the sole breadwinner among seven
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"Lakas at tibay ng loob harapin ang mga pagdurusa ngayon," she said. "Sana mabigyan ako ng justice sa nangyari sa akin (Strength and fortitude to face my sufferings now. I hope I will be given justice for what has happened to me)."


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Nicole’s b’day wish: Justice

By Michael Punongbayan | September 21, 2006 - 12:00am

A 22-year-old alleged rape victim has expressed her wish that she be given justice as a gift for her birthday tomorrow. The woman known only as "Nicole," who has accused four US Marines of rape, said she...

Headlines

Baby Echegaray warns of rising criminality sans death penalty

By Ghio Ong | June 28, 2006 - 12:00am

Baby Echegaray, the moral icon that drove the nation to carry out the country’s first execution by lethal injection in 1999, warned the country will experience a spate of criminality and restlessness against...

Headlines

Tokenism

By SKETCHES | By Ana Marie Pamintuan | June 26, 2006 - 12:00am

With a stroke of the pen, President Arroyo has abolished capital punishment. There are people willing to believe that she did it out of a genuine respect for life, noting that she never affirmed a death sentence...

Opinion

Villar assists blast victim's kin

May 27, 2000 - 12:00am

Speaker Manuel Villar Jr. offered last night to shoulder the expenses for the burial of SM Megamall bombing victim Evan Calumba. Villar visited the wake of Calumba in Quezon City to condole with his relatives. He...

Headlines