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                    [Title] => Tsinoys provide homes to the poor
                    [Summary] => First, I wish to remind my media friends to remain focused on the spate of killings of Filipino media practitioners. It seems one reason why most of these cases have remained unsolved is that we also have a short attention span insofar as following up these cases are concerned.


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                    [Title] => Suspect in Dipolog radioman’s slay falls
                    [Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY— Police arrested one of the suspects in the assassination of a tough-talking crusading radio broadcaster earlier this year. 


Robert Woo, 32, is believed to be among the motorcycle-riding gunmen who shot and killed Klein Cantoneros as he left radio station dxAA in Dipolog City last May 4, said Senior Superintendent Julmuneir Jubail, head of Task Force Cantoneros.


Jubail said Woo was a former driver of a Dipolog political clan, which he refused to identify. 


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                    [Summary] => DIPOLOG CITY — Despite the heavy downpour, an estimated 2,000 media practitioners, mourners and symphatizers joined the burial of slain Dipolog City broadcaster Klein Cantoneros in Polanco, Zamboanga del Norte the other day. 


In his eulogy, lawyer Paulino Gudmalin, former president of the Zamboanga del Norte Press Club, hailed Cantoneros, a hard-hitting commentator of radio station dxAA FM, as a "martyr who stood for the truth." 


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                    [Title] => Cops say they have witnesses in murder of Aurora journalist
                    [Summary] => CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga — Witnesses to Tuesday’s killing of a newspaper publisher in Aurora province could provide leads to help track down two suspects, police officials here said yesterday.


Provincial police director Senior Superintendent Amador Pabustan said the witnesses’ sketch of the gunman and his lookout will come out anytime soon. He refused to divulge further details.


Pabustan noted that residences in the area where Philip Agustin, publisher and editor of the Starline Times Recorder, was shot dead were closely clustered.


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                    [Title] => Suspects in Esperat’s murder plead not guilty
                    [Summary] => Four men accused of killing   journalist Marlene Esperat,  known for digging into government corruption, pleaded not guilty yesterday, a court official said.


The suspects, including an Army sergeant, were arrested separately last month on charges of murdering Esperat, 45, a columnist for The Midland Review, at her home in southern Tacurong City in March.


The accused included the suspected gunman, a lookout and two accomplices, said Marianita Seguia, acting clerk of the Tacurong Regional Trial Court.


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Ayon kay PNP Chief Director General Arturo Lomibao, ang nasabing suspek ay tinatayang may taas na 5’8, nasa 40-anyos at may katamtamang pangangatawan.


Isa ring testigo ang ngayo’y hawak na ng binuong Task Force Cantoneros na inaasahang makatutulong upang malutas ang krimen.


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                    [Title] => P2-M reward up for witnesses in journalists’ killings
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The government is putting up a P2-million fund to help solve the killings of journalists by offering rewards to people who testify or provide information leading to the arrest of the perpetrators of these crimes, Malacañang announced yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Inambus na brodkaster naibulong sa utol ang killer bago namatay
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Dahil dito, hinikayat ni Zamboanga del Norte Provincial Police Office (PPO) Director Supt. Jeufel Adriatico na lumantad si Arvin Cantoneros, miyembro ng Phil. Marines at nakababatang kapatid ng pinatay na si DXAA radio commentator Klein Cantoneros upang tumulong sa imbestigasyon ng pulisya.


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In his eulogy, lawyer Paulino Gudmalin, former president of the Zamboanga del Norte Press Club, hailed Cantoneros, a hard-hitting commentator of radio station dxAA FM, as a "martyr who stood for the truth." 


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Ayon kay PNP Chief Director General Arturo Lomibao, ang nasabing suspek ay tinatayang may taas na 5’8, nasa 40-anyos at may katamtamang pangangatawan.


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Dahil dito, hinikayat ni Zamboanga del Norte Provincial Police Office (PPO) Director Supt. Jeufel Adriatico na lumantad si Arvin Cantoneros, miyembro ng Phil. Marines at nakababatang kapatid ng pinatay na si DXAA radio commentator Klein Cantoneros upang tumulong sa imbestigasyon ng pulisya.


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Tsinoys provide homes to the poor

By THE SOUTHERN BEAT By Rolly Espina | September 17, 2005 - 12:00am

First, I wish to remind my media friends to remain focused on the spate of killings of Filipino media practitioners. It seems one reason why most of these cases have remained unsolved is that we also have a short...

Nation

Suspect in Dipolog radioman’s slay falls

September 16, 2005 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY— Police arrested one of the suspects in the assassination of a tough-talking crusading radio broadcaster earlier this year. Robert Woo, 32, is believed to be among the motorcycle-riding gunmen...

Nation

Slain Dipolog City broadcaster laid to rest

By Richel Umel | May 21, 2005 - 12:00am

DIPOLOG CITY — Despite the heavy downpour, an estimated 2,000 media practitioners, mourners and symphatizers joined the burial of slain Dipolog City broadcaster Klein Cantoneros in Polanco, Zamboanga del Norte...

Nation

EDITORYAL - Anim na journalists na ang tinitigok

May 14, 2005 - 12:00am

NAGKAKAROON ng katotohanan ang ipinalabas na report ng New York based Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) noong nakaraang linggo na ang Pilipinas ang pinaka-murderous na bansa para sa mga mamahayag. Noong Martes...

PSN Opinyon

Cops say they have witnesses in murder of Aurora journalist

By Ding Cervantes | May 13, 2005 - 12:00am

CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga — Witnesses to Tuesday’s killing of a newspaper publisher in Aurora province could provide leads to help track down two suspects, police officials here said yesterday. Provincial...

Headlines

Suspects in Esperat’s murder plead not guilty

May 10, 2005 - 12:00am

Four men accused of killing journalist Marlene Esperat, known for digging into government corruption, pleaded not guilty yesterday, a court official said. The suspects, including an Army sergeant, were arrested...

Nation

Cartographic sketch ng killer ni Cantoneros ipinalabas

May 10, 2005 - 12:00am

CAMP CRAME – Ipinalabas na kahapon ng Philippine National Police (PNP) ang cartographic sketch ng isa sa tatlong killer ni dxAA broadcaster Klein Cantoneros na inambus at napaslang sa Dipolog City noong nakalipas...

Probinsiya

P2-M reward up for witnesses in journalists’ killings

By Aurea Calica | May 7, 2005 - 12:00am

Will a government reward help bring justice to journalists killed in the line of duty? The government is putting up a P2-million fund to help solve the killings of journalists by offering rewards to people who testify...

Headlines

Inambus na brodkaster naibulong sa utol ang killer bago namatay

May 7, 2005 - 12:00am

Ilang oras bago nalagutan ng hininga ang inambus na brodkaster ay nagawa umano nitong tukuyin sa kanyang kapatid na sundalo ang isa sa tatlong gunmen na rumatrat sa kanya sa Dipolog City noong Miyerkules. Dahil...

Bansa

EDITORIAL – Silenced

May 6, 2005 - 12:00am

On the day Malacañang complained about the classification of the Philippines as "the most murderous country for journalists," a radio broadcaster was gunned down in Dipolog City. Klien Cantoneros,...

Opinion