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                    [Summary] => CAMP AQUINO, Tarlac — One of the ranking military officers accused of colluding with Abu Sayyaf bandits during the June 2001 hostage fiasco in Lamitan, Basilan has been cleared of the charges.


Armed Forces chief Gen. Narciso Abaya said he has already cleared Lt. Gen. Romeo Dominguez of allegations of collusion based on the recommendations made by the AFP Inspector General. Dominguez is now the commander of the Army’s Northern Luzon Command (Nolcom) based here.


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                    [Title] => Cooperate on collusion probe, DOJ urges Gracia
                    [Summary] => A senior official of the Department of Justice will try to get a statement from former Abu Sayyaf hostage Gracia Burnham on her allegation that a military general had colluded with the Islamist rebels.


Justice Undersecretary Merceditas Gutierrez said she will fly to the United States on May 24. She gave herself a week to try and get a statement from Burnham, who lives in Wichita, Kansas.


Burnham has stopped giving interviews after the allegations in her newly released book, "In the Presence of My Enemies," created a stir in the Philippines.


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                    [Title] => AFP: Burnham’s book actually vindicates us
                    [Summary] => Former American hostage Gracia Burnham’s newly released book appears to vindicate the military rather than accuse it of colluding with the Abu Sayyaf, a senior military officer accused of conniving with the bandits said yesterday.


After reading the book "In the Presence of My Enemies," Maj. Gen. Romeo Dominguez said Burnham stated clearly that she did not have first-hand knowledge of any collusion.


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                    [Title] => 77 cases filed against Abu Sayyaf bandits
                    [Summary] => The government has filed a total of 77 cases against the Abu Sayyaf terrorists who victimized mostly foreigners in a kidnapping spree that earned the country the infamous moniker "kidnap capital of Asia," Justice Secretary Hernando Perez said yesterday.


Meanwhile, the Armed Forces stressed yesterday that there was no need to court-martial three Army officers for allegedly colluding with the Abu Sayyaf for a share of the ransom.


In the case of the terrorists, however, Perez said the government is intent on pursuing the cases against the Abu Sayyaf.


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                    [Title] => Editoryal - Mga 'anay' sa AFP
                    [Summary] => ANG katotohanan sa isiniwalat ni Lamitan parish priest Fr. Cirilo Nacorda na nakipagsabwatan ang militar sa mga bandidong Abu Sayyaf ay dapat magkaroon na ng linaw. Nararapat nang isailalim sa court martial ang mga opisyal ng military na nakipagsabwatan sa mga halang ang kaluluwa.
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                    [Title] => Dominguez on military trial: A non-event
                    [Summary] => CATBALOGAN, Samar — The commander of the Army’s 8th Infantry Division dismissed yesterday as a "non-event" his possible court-martial together with two other officers for their role in the escape of Abu Sayyaf terrorists from La-mitan, Basilan in June last year.


"A court-martial is a very good venue because in a (Senate) hearing, your lawyers cannot cross-examine those accusing you but in a court-martial, they can," Maj. Gen. Romeo Dominguez said.


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - Military nuances
                    [Summary] => Army Maj. Gen. Romeo Dominguez was indignant yesterday. Some senators, he said, had "zero knowledge of military nuances." It was Dominguez’s reaction to the Senate’s recommendation ...
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Armed Forces chief Gen. Narciso Abaya said he has already cleared Lt. Gen. Romeo Dominguez of allegations of collusion based on the recommendations made by the AFP Inspector General. Dominguez is now the commander of the Army’s Northern Luzon Command (Nolcom) based here.


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Justice Undersecretary Merceditas Gutierrez said she will fly to the United States on May 24. She gave herself a week to try and get a statement from Burnham, who lives in Wichita, Kansas.


Burnham has stopped giving interviews after the allegations in her newly released book, "In the Presence of My Enemies," created a stir in the Philippines.


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General cleared of collusion with Abus

August 20, 2003 - 12:00am

CAMP AQUINO, Tarlac — One of the ranking military officers accused of colluding with Abu Sayyaf bandits during the June 2001 hostage fiasco in Lamitan, Basilan has been cleared of the charges. Armed Forces...

Headlines

Cooperate on collusion probe, DOJ urges Gracia

By Aurea Calica | May 20, 2003 - 12:00am

A senior official of the Department of Justice will try to get a statement from former Abu Sayyaf hostage Gracia Burnham on her allegation that a military general had colluded with the Islamist rebels. Justice Undersecretary...

Headlines

AFP: Burnham’s book actually vindicates us

By Artemio Dumlao | May 14, 2003 - 12:00am

Former American hostage Gracia Burnham’s newly released book appears to vindicate the military rather than accuse it of colluding with the Abu Sayyaf, a senior military officer accused of conniving with the...

Headlines

77 cases filed against Abu Sayyaf bandits

By Delon Porcalla | August 20, 2002 - 12:00am

The government has filed a total of 77 cases against the Abu Sayyaf terrorists who victimized mostly foreigners in a kidnapping spree that earned the country the infamous moniker "kidnap capital of Asia,"...

Headlines

Editoryal - Mga 'anay' sa AFP

August 20, 2002 - 12:00am

ANG katotohanan sa isiniwalat ni Lamitan parish priest Fr. Cirilo Nacorda na nakipagsabwatan ang militar sa mga bandidong Abu Sayyaf ay dapat magkaroon na ng linaw. Nararapat nang isailalim sa court martial ang mga...

PSN Opinyon

Dominguez on military trial: A non-event

By Ricky Bautista | August 19, 2002 - 12:00am

CATBALOGAN, Samar — The commander of the Army’s 8th Infantry Division dismissed yesterday as a "non-event" his possible court-martial together with two other officers for their role in the escape...

Headlines

EDITORIAL - Military nuances

August 17, 2002 - 12:00am

Army Maj. Gen. Romeo Dominguez was indignant yesterday. Some senators, he said, had "zero knowledge of military nuances." It was Dominguez’s reaction to the Senate’s recommendation ...

Opinion