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                    [Title] => Manhunt vs killer of Boracay resort owner ordered
                    [Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao ordered a manhunt against the alleged killer of a resort owner in Boracay Island in Aklan last Tuesday.


Lomibao, who flew to Boracay over the weekend to personally assess the ongoing investigation, was informed that the killing of Aracelli Villanueva-Hug was triggered by a personal grudge from her cook identified as Jesus Palbaquer, whom she earlier fired.


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                    [Title] => Erap likely to spend Christmas at army camp
                    [Summary] => Deposed President Joseph Estrada will most likely spend his third Christmas in detention, but this time at Camp Capinpin in Tanay, Rizal – near his Mediterranean-type vacation villa – and not at the Veterans Memorial Medical Center (VMMC), where he spent the last two Christmases.


Chief Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio told Sandiganbayan reporters that he sees no problem with the former president spending the holidays at the Army training camp near his resthouse.


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                    [Title] => Palace: No pressure from INC to allow house arrest for Erap
                    [Summary] => Malacañang denied yesterday reports that the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) sect is pressing for the house of arrest of ousted President Joseph Estrada in exchange for its support for President Arroyo in next year’s elections.


Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye said Mrs. Arroyo will abide by any decision of the Sandiganbayan on Estrada’s request to be placed under house arrest.


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                    [Title] => GMA: Let courts decide Erap’s house arrest appeal
                    [Summary] => BANGKOK, Thailand (via PLDT) — President Arroyo stood firm yesterday that the Sandiganbayan, and not she, would decide on whether to allow ousted President Joseph Estrada to be placed under "house arrest" in his home in North Greenhills, San Juan.


"We will carry out any decision of the Sandiganbayan on this matter," she said.


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                    [Title] => PNP wants Erap detained in Rizal permanently
                    [Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) has asked the Sandiganbayan that deposed President Joseph Estrada’s  place of detention be transferred permanently to a military camp in Rizal.


In making its request, the PNP cited an "imminent" threat to Estrada, who has been detained at Veterans Memorial Medical Center (VMMC), a military hospital in Quezon City, for more than two years.


Estrada was moved to Camp Capinpin in Tanay, Rizal last Thursday because of "terrorist threats" in connection with the visit today of US President George W. Bush.


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                    [Title] => Estrada lawyers agree to transfer Erap to Tanay
                    [Summary] => Suddenly backpedaling on the issue of moving deposed President Joseph Estrada to another detention facility, Estrada’s lawyers said a relocation would be welcome, especially if he will be moved to Tanay, Rizal.


"The accused is not objecting because the place is very ideal," court appointed defense lawyer Jose Flaminiano said. "There is no pollution there and the facilities, according to the Philippine National Police (PNP), are complete." 


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                    [Title] => It was not a coup, just a gripe session — Erap
                    [Summary] => Only a gripe session?


Former President Joseph Estrada yesterday said last Sunday’s mutiny was just an expression of grievances made by a group of young officers and servicemen over the high level of corruption in the Arroyo administration.


"As compared to what happened during Edsa II, last Sunday’s mutiny was not a coup in the strict sense. The real coup occurred when (then Armed Forces chief) Defense Secretary (Angelo) Reyes withdrew their support for the duly elected president," Estrada said in Filipino.


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Lomibao, who flew to Boracay over the weekend to personally assess the ongoing investigation, was informed that the killing of Aracelli Villanueva-Hug was triggered by a personal grudge from her cook identified as Jesus Palbaquer, whom she earlier fired.


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Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye said Mrs. Arroyo will abide by any decision of the Sandiganbayan on Estrada’s request to be placed under house arrest.


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In making its request, the PNP cited an "imminent" threat to Estrada, who has been detained at Veterans Memorial Medical Center (VMMC), a military hospital in Quezon City, for more than two years.


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"The accused is not objecting because the place is very ideal," court appointed defense lawyer Jose Flaminiano said. "There is no pollution there and the facilities, according to the Philippine National Police (PNP), are complete." 


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Former President Joseph Estrada yesterday said last Sunday’s mutiny was just an expression of grievances made by a group of young officers and servicemen over the high level of corruption in the Arroyo administration.


"As compared to what happened during Edsa II, last Sunday’s mutiny was not a coup in the strict sense. The real coup occurred when (then Armed Forces chief) Defense Secretary (Angelo) Reyes withdrew their support for the duly elected president," Estrada said in Filipino.


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