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[Title] => GMA inclined to pardon 9 Oakwood mutineers
[Summary] => President Arroyo is inclined to grant pardon to the nine military officers convicted for the 2003 Oakwood mutiny in Makati even as Cabinet members are divided over granting clemency to coup plotters, Malacañang officials said yesterday.
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[Title] => Two mutiny leaders get life; AFP to seek pardon
[Summary] => The Makati Regional Trial Court yesterday meted life sentences on two ringleaders of the failed Oakwood mutiny and sentenced seven junior military officers of the Magdalo group to jail terms ranging from six to 12 years for taking part in a foiled coup attempt against President Arroyo in 2003.
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[Title] => Magdalo leaders transferred to Marine jail
[Summary] => Four leaders of the Magdalo group behind the failed 2003 Oakwood mutiny were transferred from the Intelligence Service of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (ISAFP) at Camp Aguinaldo to a Marine detention facility at Fort Bonifacio yesterday.
The transfer of Lieutenant Senior Grades Antonio Trillanes, James Layug and Marine Captains Nicanor Faeldon and Gary Alejano was reportedly meant to declog the already crowded ISAFP detention compound.
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The transfer of Lieutenant Senior Grades Antonio Trillanes, James Layug and Marine Captains Nicanor Faeldon and Gary Alejano was reportedly meant to declog the already crowded ISAFP detention compound.
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