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                    [Summary] => I don’t understand why so many people are getting hot and bothered over the Lamitan parish priest Father Cirilo A. Nacorda’s flippant remark at the Rotary Club of Manila that he heard that the Abu Sayyaf renegade Abu Sabaya is still alive and had been "sighted".


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                    [Summary] => DEAD OR ALIVE?: It’s not surprising that until now there’s confusion over  the question of whether or not Abu Sayyaf spokesman Abu Sabaya was killed in a sea encounter last June 21 off Zamboanga del Norte.


That’s what happens when there is no corpus delicti, no corpse to show for it. Since the man was alive the last times he was publicly seen and heard, he is presumed still alive until proved otherwise.


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                    [Title] => Too much ado, and nothing done
                    [Summary] => Unless it extends its session, the Senate will go on "recess" tomorrow (Sept. 7) and not resume its meetings until Sept. 24. The Senate record of accomplishment: Zero. The upper chamber has  only made glaring headlines, conducted kilometric hearings on accusations hurled against Senator Panfilo Lacson, and on allegations made by a priest that certain military officers had been "bribed" by the Abu Sayyaf, and there was collusion between certain armed forces sectors and the Moro rebels.


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                    [Title] => Military inabsuwelto ng Pangulo sa pakikipagsabwat
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Ayon sa Pangulo, batay sa resulta ng internal investigation ng kanyang administrasyon ay napatunayang hindi totoo ang alegasyon ni Fr.
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                    [Title] => Jun Magsaysay must prevent a whitewash of the Basilan debacle
                    [Summary] => Normally, this writer would emit a loud guffaw at the idea of the Senate or House investigating anything "in aid of legislation." Too many of these inquisitions in the past have been political circuses, fishing expeditions, or even ill-disguised extortion or persecution capers.


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FATHER NACORDA

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That’s what happens when there is no corpus delicti, no corpse to show for it. Since the man was alive the last times he was publicly seen and heard, he is presumed still alive until proved otherwise.


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If he’s dead, he’s dead; if not, he’ll show up. Why this fuss?

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | August 25, 2002 - 12:00am

I don’t understand why so many people are getting hot and bothered over the Lamitan parish priest Father Cirilo A. Nacorda’s flippant remark at the Rotary Club of Manila that he heard that the Abu Sayyaf...

Opinion

Finally, cheap & clean gas for motor vehicles

By POSTSCRIPT | By Federico D. Pascual Jr. | August 25, 2002 - 12:00am

DEAD OR ALIVE?: It’s not surprising that until now there’s confusion over the question of whether or not Abu Sayyaf spokesman Abu Sabaya was killed in a sea encounter last June 21 off Zamboanga del Norte. That’s...

Opinion

Too much ado, and nothing done

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | September 6, 2001 - 12:00am

Unless it extends its session, the Senate will go on "recess" tomorrow (Sept. 7) and not resume its meetings until Sept. 24. The Senate record of accomplishment: Zero. The upper chamber has only made glaring...

Opinion

Military inabsuwelto ng Pangulo sa pakikipagsabwat

August 26, 2001 - 12:00am

Inabsuwelto na ni Pangulong Arroyo ang mga opisyal ng military na inaakusahang nakipagsabwatan sa bandidong Abu Sayyaf, ito ay sa gitna ng isinasagawang public hearing ng House committee on defense na pinamumunuan...

Bansa

Jun Magsaysay must prevent a whitewash of the Basilan debacle

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | August 13, 2001 - 12:00am

Normally, this writer would emit a loud guffaw at the idea of the Senate or House investigating anything "in aid of legislation." Too many of these inquisitions in the past have been political circuses,...

Opinion