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[Title] => GMA set to meet with PMA Class ’71
[Summary] => President Arroyo is set to meet on Friday with members of the controversial Philippine Military Academy Class of 1971, the PMA class to which opposition Senators Panfilo Lacson and Gregorio Honasan belong.
Philippine National Police (PNP) community relations group Director Ricardo de Leon said the meeting with the President will be an informal gathering of sorts, which includes a courtesy call on Malacañang.
Lacson and Honasan are not expected to attend the meeting, although controversial issues surrounding both lawmakers may be discussed.
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[Title] => Next PNP chief may not be among 3 top guns
[Summary] => The next chief of the Philippine National Police will not be chosen from among the three contenders for the PNP helm.
PNP Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. said the PNP succession list is not limited to Deputy Director Generals Edgar Aglipay, Virtus Gil and Reynaldo Velasco, all of Philippine Military Academy (PMA) "Matatag" Class of ’71.
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[Title] => Senior police officials begin campaign for top PNP post
[Summary] => The race is on for contenders for the top post of the Philippine National Police (PNP) as police chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. reaches the one-year deadline set by President Arroyo for him to neutralize kidnap-for-ransom syndicates.
While Mrs. Arroyo was on a state visit to South Korea and Japan last week, her top police officers were busy gaining public attention on the PNP’s peace and order campaign and anti-drug programs.
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Philippine National Police (PNP) community relations group Director Ricardo de Leon said the meeting with the President will be an informal gathering of sorts, which includes a courtesy call on Malacañang.
Lacson and Honasan are not expected to attend the meeting, although controversial issues surrounding both lawmakers may be discussed.
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PNP Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. said the PNP succession list is not limited to Deputy Director Generals Edgar Aglipay, Virtus Gil and Reynaldo Velasco, all of Philippine Military Academy (PMA) "Matatag" Class of ’71.
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[Title] => Senior police officials begin campaign for top PNP post
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While Mrs. Arroyo was on a state visit to South Korea and Japan last week, her top police officers were busy gaining public attention on the PNP’s peace and order campaign and anti-drug programs.
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