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                    [Title] => AFP not closing doors on mutineers
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The leadership of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) is not closing its doors on the nine convicted Magdalo junior officers, saying that if granted pardon by President Arroyo, they could always apply as reserve officers.

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                    [Title] => Mutineers say sorry, ask for pardon
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Nine junior officers convicted for taking part in the 2003 Oakwood mutiny apologized to the public and the government yesterday and asked President Arroyo to grant pardon for their misdeeds.

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                    [Title] => Gambala eyed as state witness
                    [Summary] => One of the key leaders of the 2003 Oakwood mutiny may stand as a state witness, government prosecutors revealed yesterday.


Army Capt. Gerardo Gambala had expressed his readiness to be a state witness against the Magdalo group of officers who staged the Oakwood mutiny on July 27, 2003.


Assistant Chief State Prosecutor Richard Anthony Fadullon, however, said the prosecution panel has yet to receive any communication from Gambala or his lawyer.


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                    [Title] => ‘Walang alyansa, Gambala hudas!’ — Ka Roger
                    [Summary] => Malamang maging target ng pagpatay ng CPP-NPA si Army Capt. Gerardo Gambala matapos tumestigo ito na totoong may alyansa ang grupong Magdalo at grupong komunista.

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                    [Title] => Magdalo group-NPA alliance kinumpirma
                    [Summary] => Kinumpirma mismo ni Magdalo group member Army Capt. Gerardo Gambala ang ginawang pakikipag-alyansa ng Grupong Magdalo sa New People's Army (NPA).


Sa ipinalabas na ikalawang video ng Malacañang na pinamagatang "Sabwatan sa kataksilan" ay ipinakita si Capt. Gambala ng Magdalo group na umaming nagkamali sila ng makipagsabwatan sa NPA.


Sinabi ni Gambala sa naturang video na ipinakita sa mga mamamahayag ng Palasyo na nagsimula ang kanilang pakikipag-alyansa sa NPA noong Disyembre 2003.


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                    [Title] => Magdalo group-NPA alliance kinumpirma
                    [Summary] => Kinumpirma mismo ni Magdalo group member Army Capt. Gerardo Gambala ang ginawang pakikipag-alyansa ng Grupong Magdalo sa New People's Army (NPA).


Sa ipinalabas na ikalawang video ng Malacañang na pinamagatang "Sabwatan sa kataksilan" ay ipinakita si Capt. Gambala ng Magdalo group na umaming nagkamali sila ng makipagsabwatan sa NPA.


Sinabi ni Gambala sa naturang video na ipinakita sa mga mamamahayag ng Palasyo na nagsimula ang kanilang pakikipag-alyansa sa NPA noong Disyembre 2003.


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Sa ipinalabas na ikalawang video ng Malacañang na pinamagatang "Sabwatan sa kataksilan" ay ipinakita si Capt. Gambala ng Magdalo group na umaming nagkamali sila ng makipagsabwatan sa NPA.


Sinabi ni Gambala sa naturang video na ipinakita sa mga mamamahayag ng Palasyo na nagsimula ang kanilang pakikipag-alyansa sa NPA noong Disyembre 2003.


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                    [Title] => Magdalo leader is next gov’t witness vs coup plotters
                    [Summary] => Malacañang is presenting Army Capt. Gerardo Gambala as its surprise witness against the military officers involved in the failed Feb. 24 coup attempt, The STAR learned yesterday.


Two student interns stumbled upon Gambala being interviewed and filmed by Radio-TV Malacañang (RTVM) at the Army headquarters at Fort Bonifacio in Taguig City.


Two ranking Army officers were also interviewed by the RTVM interns inside a one-way mirrored room.


After the interview, Gambala and the RTVM crewmembers left the room discreetly through the back door.


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                    [Title] => Gambala paid P48,000 for Oakwood stay
                    [Summary] => Army Capt. Gerardo Gambala, the acknowledged leader of the July 27 failed coup, checked in at the Oakwood Premier a week before he and nearly 300 soldiers took over the luxury apartment in Makati.


He told a Senate hearing yesterday that he chose to hide in the hotel because military agents who had been checking coup reports were hunting him down.


"I thought Oakwood was the safest place for me. Hindi po ako kayang sundan ng mga intelligence agents doon," he said.


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                    [Title] => Gambala eyed as state witness
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Assistant Chief State Prosecutor Richard Anthony Fadullon, however, said the prosecution panel has yet to receive any communication from Gambala or his lawyer.


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Sa ipinalabas na ikalawang video ng Malacañang na pinamagatang "Sabwatan sa kataksilan" ay ipinakita si Capt. Gambala ng Magdalo group na umaming nagkamali sila ng makipagsabwatan sa NPA.


Sinabi ni Gambala sa naturang video na ipinakita sa mga mamamahayag ng Palasyo na nagsimula ang kanilang pakikipag-alyansa sa NPA noong Disyembre 2003.


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Sinabi ni Gambala sa naturang video na ipinakita sa mga mamamahayag ng Palasyo na nagsimula ang kanilang pakikipag-alyansa sa NPA noong Disyembre 2003.


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Sinabi ni Gambala sa naturang video na ipinakita sa mga mamamahayag ng Palasyo na nagsimula ang kanilang pakikipag-alyansa sa NPA noong Disyembre 2003.


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Two student interns stumbled upon Gambala being interviewed and filmed by Radio-TV Malacañang (RTVM) at the Army headquarters at Fort Bonifacio in Taguig City.


Two ranking Army officers were also interviewed by the RTVM interns inside a one-way mirrored room.


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He told a Senate hearing yesterday that he chose to hide in the hotel because military agents who had been checking coup reports were hunting him down.


"I thought Oakwood was the safest place for me. Hindi po ako kayang sundan ng mga intelligence agents doon," he said.


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