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                    [Title] => AFP rejects transfer of Camp Aguinaldo
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The military is against the resolution of Quezon City councilor Godofredo Liban III to move Camp Aguinaldo out of the city as it allayed fears that the civilians living near the camp might be harmed once armed groups attack the installation.
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                    [Title] => They might as well have been 'unknown soldiers'
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                    [Title] => Filipino youth urged to remember EDSA 1
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The Philippines introduced the bloodless people power to the world, which eventually became the model for other countries to follow in removing oppressive leaders through peaceful means.


Recalling those fateful days of Feb. 22-25, 1986, former Manila mayor Mel Lopez said on the first day of the revolt, he had a speaking engagement at the Far Eastern University in the University Belt. 


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A flurry of text messages has been circulating vigorously among cell phone users in the Senate, Camp Aguinaldo and Camp Crame revolving around the charges of wrongdoing against Sen. Panfilo Lacson.


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"All right, we will look into the possibility of preparing impeachment and court-martial articles," Saguisag said in a letter to Executive Secretary Renato de Villa.


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - Season of discontent
                    [Summary] => There’s no brewing coup d’etat, military and police officials chorused the other day. But just in case, security is being beefed up at Camp Aguinaldo and Camp Crame, headquarters of the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National Police, respectively. The latest coup rumors were fueled by an advertisement taken out the other day by a group claiming to be disgruntled senior military officials.
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CAMP AGUINALDO AND CAMP CRAME

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The Philippines introduced the bloodless people power to the world, which eventually became the model for other countries to follow in removing oppressive leaders through peaceful means.


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"All right, we will look into the possibility of preparing impeachment and court-martial articles," Saguisag said in a letter to Executive Secretary Renato de Villa.


Saguisag issued the statement after De Villa mocked Saguisag’s appeal to start an investigation on Mrs. Arroyo, Armed Forces chief Gen.
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