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Former University of the Philippines president Francisco Nemenzo denied yesterday that he had taken part in a failed coup last Feb. 24.


During his preliminary investigation at the Department of Justice, Nemenzo accused the National Bureau of Investigation and the Philippine National Police of doing a "sloppy job" in investigating  him and 48 others accused of rebellion.


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According to newspaper reports, the Makati City Hall is battening down "to protect" Mayor Jejomar Binay in case Malacañang decides to issue and serve a suspension order on the mayor for allegedly maintaining "ghost employees."


According to the reports, the usually open back entrance to the spanking new 22-story building was closed and walled in by galvanized iron sheets. Groundfloor glass panels were shuttered and none of the seven elevators went up to Binay's 21st floor office.


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                    [Title] => Nicole’s mother challenges DOJ to reopen case
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In a press briefing in Quezon City, the mother of "Nicole" challenged the government to prove that it has not betrayed her daughter by deliberately trying to lose the case.


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                    [Title] => Federalism will heal RP, foreign legal experts say
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Discussing federalism with Filipino officials at an international conference on federalism and multiculturalism held at a Makati hotel yesterday, the legal luminaries said changing the country’s form of government from a presidential to a parliamentary federal system will propel the Philippines towards progress.


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                    [Title] => Former UP president is con-com chairman
                    [Summary] => Former University of the Philippines president Jose Abueva was elected chairman yesterday of the 42-member Consultative Commission (con-com) tasked to propose amendments to the Constitution. 


The commission settled down to work yesterday with the election of its officers and the formation of working committees.


Elected vice chairmen were Pedro Romualdo (Mindanao), Oscar Rodriguez (Luzon), Pablo Garcia (Visayas) and STAR columnist Carmen Pedrosa (Metro Manila). 


The officers were elected by viva voce.


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