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                    [Title] => Ex-TV host appointed press assistant secretary
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President Arroyo has appointed TV host and former actress Cecil Kristin “Baby” O’Brien as press assistant secretary and former monsignor Crisanto de la Cruz as presidential assistant for Western Mindanao.
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                    [Title] => GMA gives P1 billion to PNP to hire additional cops, buy more guns
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo ordered yesterday the Philippine National Police (PNP) to hire 15,000 new policemen, and to buy 4,000 additional patrol cars and 25,000 handguns.


Speaking at the PNP’s 15th anniversary celebration at Camp Crame, Mrs. Arroyo said she will release P1 billion to the police force to make it more effective and efficient in fighting crime.


"In the next few days of this week, we are releasing a series of SAROs (special allotment release orders) worth P1 billion for the PNP," she said.


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                    [Title] => DILG lists gains in crime campaign
                    [Summary] => Interior Secretary Angelo Reyes said the government has made significant gains in the war against criminality even as he asked the people to develop a stronger "sense of community under the rule of law."


"Many of these gains resulted from our efforts to enhance police presence and professionalism," said Reyes, who added that carjacking incidents decreased by 34 percent and the number of bank robberies dropped by 52 percent in 2005.


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                    [Title] => Four suspects in RP’s biggest hijacking case arrested — DILG
                    [Summary] => Four suspects in one of the biggest highway robberies ever to be staged in the country have been arrested, Interior Secretary Angelo Reyes announced Tuesday.


Reyes confirmed STAR publisher Max V. Soliven’s exposé gathered from his own sources that elements of the National Anti-Crime Task Force (NACTF) were hot on the trail of the robbers who hijacked a FedEx vehicle on its way to deliver P30.5 million worth of Maxim microchips in Cavite last month and that four suspects were in police custody.


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                    [Title] => Reyes refuses envoy post
                    [Summary] => The man loves his job.


Interior Secretary Angelo Reyes declined an offer from President Arroyo to appoint him as ambassador to the United States because he would rather stay in his present post and possibly run for political office next year.


At the Manila Overseas Press Club (MOPC) forum Tuesday night at the Hotel Intercontinental Manila in Makati City, Reyes also disclosed that he remains unattached to the administration party, despite having been one of the staunch defenders of the Arroyo administration.


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                    [Title] => New Customs chief: I’m up to the challenges
                    [Summary] => Newly installed acting Customs Commissioner Napoleon Morales is ready to face the challenges that come with his appointment — including smuggling charges against him and a whopping P202-billion collection target for the Bureau of Customs (BOC) next year.


"I am accepting the challenge," Morales said in an interview with The STAR. "When I was appointed, I told President Arroyo that she gave me this position, so I will deliver." 


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                    [Title] => Palace: Morales to stay at Customs unless proven guilty of charges
                    [Summary] => Newly installed acting Customs Commissioner Napoleon Morales will stay in his post unless proven guilty of the charges leveled against him, Malacañang said yesterday.


Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita defended Malacañang’s choice of Customs commissioner, saying President Arroyo would not make any appointment without good basis and information gathered from various sources.


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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - Housecleaning at Customs
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President Arroyo was asking for it when she picked Napoleon Morales as the new officer-in-charge of the Bureau of Customs, and even promoted him to deputy commissioner. Earlier this year, Morales and other Customs personnel assigned at the port of Batangas were accused of technical smuggling by Interior Secretary Angelo Reyes, who at the time was in charge of the government’s anti-smuggling campaign. 


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                    [Title] => Gov’t launches drive to save women, children from abuse
                    [Summary] => Local chief executives have joined hands with the Department of the Interior and Local Government to save women and children from abuse.


Interior Secretary Angelo Reyes has ordered governors, mayors and barangay chairmen to enforce the provisions of Republic Act 9262 empowering women to get out of abusive relationships.


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                    [Title] => Video footages sa Ortigas ‘shootout’ binubusisi na ng CHR
                    [Summary] => Sinimulan nang busisiin kahapon ng en banc committee ng Commission on Human Rights (CHR) ang mga footages na kuha ng iba’t ibang television network kaugnay ng November 7, Ortigas shootout.


Ito ay nang isa-isang ipinakita ng television networks na Channel 2 at Chananel 7 gayundin ng UNTV 37 ang nakuha nilang footages sa naganap na insidente.


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INTERIOR SECRETARY ANGELO REYES

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Speaking at the PNP’s 15th anniversary celebration at Camp Crame, Mrs. Arroyo said she will release P1 billion to the police force to make it more effective and efficient in fighting crime.


"In the next few days of this week, we are releasing a series of SAROs (special allotment release orders) worth P1 billion for the PNP," she said.


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"Many of these gains resulted from our efforts to enhance police presence and professionalism," said Reyes, who added that carjacking incidents decreased by 34 percent and the number of bank robberies dropped by 52 percent in 2005.


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Reyes confirmed STAR publisher Max V. Soliven’s exposé gathered from his own sources that elements of the National Anti-Crime Task Force (NACTF) were hot on the trail of the robbers who hijacked a FedEx vehicle on its way to deliver P30.5 million worth of Maxim microchips in Cavite last month and that four suspects were in police custody.


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At the Manila Overseas Press Club (MOPC) forum Tuesday night at the Hotel Intercontinental Manila in Makati City, Reyes also disclosed that he remains unattached to the administration party, despite having been one of the staunch defenders of the Arroyo administration.


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Ito ay nang isa-isang ipinakita ng television networks na Channel 2 at Chananel 7 gayundin ng UNTV 37 ang nakuha nilang footages sa naganap na insidente.


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