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Mothers of 2 missing UP students still wait for justice

By Dennis Carcamo | February 10, 2014 - 4:26pm

The mothers of two missing University of the Philippines students have yet to get justice as they decry the government's alleged inaction to arrest fugitive retired general Jovito Palparan, the suspected mastermind...

Nation

Illegal recruiter sentenced to 60 years in prison

August 28, 2008 - 12:00am

An illegal recruiter, who defrauded four victims of a total amount of P140,000, was sentenced by the Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) yesterday to a maximum imprisonment of 60 years. Judge Felixberto Olalia Jr.,...

Metro