+ Follow COMMANDER GIOVANNI CARLO BACORDO Tag
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[Title] => 2 Marine Commander sinibak!
[Summary] => Sinibak kahapon sa puwesto ang dalawang Commander ng Philippine Marines dahil sa pagkamatay ng 14 sundalo sa Basilan.
[DatePublished] => 2007-07-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => Text-a-poll-cheat drive launched
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The Commission on Elections (Comelec) announced yesterday the launching of the ComelecTxt, a short messaging system-based program that aims to prevent irregularities and help solve the perennial problem of "lost" voters on election day.
Comelec spokesman James Jimenez said all voters have to do is type in their mobile phones Comelectxt <space> report <space> first name/middle name/last name/birthday followed by the complaint and send to 2898 for all networks, Jimenez said.
[DatePublished] => 2007-05-02 00:00:00
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[Title] => Navy intercepts mangrove bark shipment
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A patrolling Navy ship intercepted yesterday a cargo vessel after it was discovered carrying tons of illegal harvested bakawan (mangrove) bark off the coast of Cebu.
Navy Flag Officer in Command Vice Admiral Rogelio Calunsag, said the M/V Daniele Marie was intercepted in coordination with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR).
The vessel was initially spotted by Navy gunboat PG396 while sailing off Lauis Point, San Fernando in Cebu at about 7 a.m. yesterday.
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[Title] => Marines in failed coup transferred to naval base
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Six of the 13 Marine officers facing court martial trial for their alleged involvement in the failed Feb. 24 coup were transferred to a navy detention facility in Cavite City at dawn yesterday.
Under heavy military escort, Cols. Ariel Querubin, Orlando de Leon, January Caringal, Lt. Cols. Armando Banes, Custodio Parcon and Achilles Sigumailan were taken out of the Marine Custodian Center and moved to the Fort San Felipe naval detention facility in Cavite.
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[Title] => Navy ‘custodial center’ awaits Marine putschists
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Marine officers who were implicated in the foiled Feb. 24 coup plot would not be transferred to a Navy jail at Fort San Felipe in Cavite City as earlier planned.
Instead, they would be placed under custody at the Fort Bonifacio Naval Station in Makati City, a military spokesman said.
Commander Giovanni Carlo Bacordo, Navy spokesman, said the 11 accused Marine officers would be brought to the custodial center in compliance with the directive of Armed Forces chief of staff Lt. Gen. Hermogenes Esperon to keep the accused within the confines of the naval station.
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COMMANDER GIOVANNI CARLO BACORDO
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The Commission on Elections (Comelec) announced yesterday the launching of the ComelecTxt, a short messaging system-based program that aims to prevent irregularities and help solve the perennial problem of "lost" voters on election day.
Comelec spokesman James Jimenez said all voters have to do is type in their mobile phones Comelectxt <space> report <space> first name/middle name/last name/birthday followed by the complaint and send to 2898 for all networks, Jimenez said.
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[Title] => Navy intercepts mangrove bark shipment
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A patrolling Navy ship intercepted yesterday a cargo vessel after it was discovered carrying tons of illegal harvested bakawan (mangrove) bark off the coast of Cebu.
Navy Flag Officer in Command Vice Admiral Rogelio Calunsag, said the M/V Daniele Marie was intercepted in coordination with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR).
The vessel was initially spotted by Navy gunboat PG396 while sailing off Lauis Point, San Fernando in Cebu at about 7 a.m. yesterday.
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[Title] => Marines in failed coup transferred to naval base
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Six of the 13 Marine officers facing court martial trial for their alleged involvement in the failed Feb. 24 coup were transferred to a navy detention facility in Cavite City at dawn yesterday.
Under heavy military escort, Cols. Ariel Querubin, Orlando de Leon, January Caringal, Lt. Cols. Armando Banes, Custodio Parcon and Achilles Sigumailan were taken out of the Marine Custodian Center and moved to the Fort San Felipe naval detention facility in Cavite.
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[Title] => Navy ‘custodial center’ awaits Marine putschists
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Marine officers who were implicated in the foiled Feb. 24 coup plot would not be transferred to a Navy jail at Fort San Felipe in Cavite City as earlier planned.
Instead, they would be placed under custody at the Fort Bonifacio Naval Station in Makati City, a military spokesman said.
Commander Giovanni Carlo Bacordo, Navy spokesman, said the 11 accused Marine officers would be brought to the custodial center in compliance with the directive of Armed Forces chief of staff Lt. Gen. Hermogenes Esperon to keep the accused within the confines of the naval station.
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