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Instead of providing a copy of the report as requested by a senator, Armed Forces spokesman Maj. Gen. Jose Angel Honrado dared critics to produce evidence to disprove the report of Navy chief Vice Admiral Mateo Mayuga that cleared four senior officers of any link to poll fraud.


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Tiglao will hold concurrent jurisdiction over Cyprus.


One of the most controversial of the AFP nominees, Maj. Gen. Jovito Palparan Jr. was finally confirmed following numerous hearings and varied opposition to his promotion.


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Military authorities are ready to charge retired Brig. Gen. Francisco Gudani and Lt. Col. Alexander Balutan who are facing court-martial for testifying before the Senate without prior clearance from President Arroyo.


However, Col. Tristan Kison, Armed Forces public information office chief, said "with respect to Brig. Gen. Gudani’s benefits, the AFP shall promptly grant the retired general’s pension claims, which have been put on hold, upon the TJAG (The Judge Advocate General)’s final resolution of the AW65 case filed against him."


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Instead of providing a copy of the report as requested by a senator, Armed Forces spokesman Maj. Gen. Jose Angel Honrado dared critics to produce evidence to disprove the report of Navy chief Vice Admiral Mateo Mayuga that cleared four senior officers of any link to poll fraud.


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