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NAKATATAWA ang pahiwatig ni General Esperon na alam ni Mrs. Arroyo ang laman ng agreement para sa Bangsamoro Juridical Entity (BJE) na muntik nang mapirmahan sa Malaysia kung hindi umatras ang gobyerno dahil sa pressure ng public opinion.
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A few days ago, President Arroyo extended the term of Armed Forces chief Hermogenes Esperon. Nobody was surprised by the move. Extending the terms of loyal generals has always been a favorite ploy of presidents.
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                    [Title] => Task Force Pagpapakilala sa Zambales
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Armed Forces chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon Jr. has recommended a four-day suspension of military operations against the New People’s Army (NPA) during the Christmas holidays.


However, Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said President Arroyo has not yet decided whether to order a Christmas truce with the NPA.


"None (ceasefire) is being contemplated right now," he told reporters yesterday. "I just spoke with General Esperon, and he never spoke to me about any such thoughts on calling for a limited ceasefire during the holiday."


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Military lawyers plan to present Armed Forces chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon as witness against Army and Marine officers facing court-martial for their alleged part in the failed coup last Feb. 24.


Quoting the Judge Advocate General’s Office (JAGO), Lt. Col. Bartolome Bacarro, AFP public information chief, said there is no legal impediment for Esperon to take the witness stand.


"Base dun sa pagaaral ng aming abogado, ito ay maari nyang gawin at gaya ng nasabi niya ito ay kanyang gagawin kung kinakailangan," he said.


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"We would like to express our gratitude to the Congress for the confidence they have vested in us," a jubilant Esperon said, adding that with the confirmation he would all the more try to fulfill his duty as chief of staff.


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                    [Title] => A court martial for Gen. Danny Lim and Marine Col. Ariel Querubin?
                    [Summary] => To be candid about it, this writer was a bit  nervous about our Armed Forces Chief of Staff, Gen. Hermogenes "Jun" Esperon, having brought most of the top brass –indeed, a whole platoon of generals (from the Army, Air Force, Marines, and  indeed his own close-in staffers) to attend our tribute to the Filipino soldier, which we called "The Night of the Generals."


I’m referring to our Manila Overseas Press Club dinner-forum last Monday night (see page one) at the ballroom of the Inter-Continental Hotel in Makati. 


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GENERAL ESPERON

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Quoting the Judge Advocate General’s Office (JAGO), Lt. Col. Bartolome Bacarro, AFP public information chief, said there is no legal impediment for Esperon to take the witness stand.


"Base dun sa pagaaral ng aming abogado, ito ay maari nyang gawin at gaya ng nasabi niya ito ay kanyang gagawin kung kinakailangan," he said.


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