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                    [Title] => United States lifts cap on military aid to Philippines
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The United States government has lifted the financial cap on military aid to the Philippines which was imposed five years ago, a senior Philippine official said today.

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The United States can be counted on to come to the aid of the Philippines in the event of an armed conflict with China over disputed waters in the West Philippine Sea, Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario said yesterday.

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"My only ambition is to retire peacefully and to have a private life," Panfilo Lacson, Director General of the Philippine National Police (PNP) said yesterday.


Lacson arrived yesterday from a week-long trip to the United States which generated suspicion from the political opposition because Malacañang and the PNP kept quiet about it.


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                    [Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Panfilo Lacson denied seeking US support yesterday for an alleged plan to take over the government.


Lacson said he was seeking US government aid for the PNP, and has "no intention of getting involved in politics."


"It was an official trip. We are following up the commitment of the Foreign Operations and the Appropriations Committee of the US Congress to donate $26 million to the PNP Foundation," Lacson said in a statement through PNP spokesman Senior Superintendent Nicanor Bartolome.


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Lacson said he was seeking US government aid for the PNP, and has "no intention of getting involved in politics."


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