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The US Embassy has assured the government that a US Marine convicted of raping a Filipina will not be spirited out of the country. Interior Undersecretary Marius Corpus told The STAR in a text message that Lance Corporal Daniel Smith will be returned to his detention quarters at the US Embassy in Manila after he is discharged from the Makati Medical Center, where he is undergoing medical examination.


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The US Embassy is not extending special treatment to convicted rapist US Marine Lance Cpl. Daniel Smith.


This was the assurance given by Interior Undersecretary Marius Corpus who added that representatives from the Philippine government conduct random inspection on Smith.


"Because I see the Americans, they’re in good faith, they comply with their part of the agreement and have not spirited away Smith," Corpus added.


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                    [Title] => Ultra stampede survivors recall tragedy
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Survivors of last year’s deadly Ultra stampede and families of the victims returned to the site of the tragedy in Pasig City on Sunday and offered prayers for the 71 people who perished in the tragedy.


They also renewed their call for justice for those who were trampled to death.


Accompanied by Volunteers against Crime and Corruption (VACC) chairman Dante Jimenez, the survivors started pouring to the Philsports Arena — better known as Ultra, its former name — as early as 6 a.m. to mark the tragedy’s first anniversary.


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                    [Title] => Jail officials told to explain Ang’s transfer
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The Special Division of the Sandiganbayan ordered yesterday a prison official and a warden to personally explain to the court why they should not be cited for contempt for transferring Charlie "Atong" Ang from the Quezon City jail to the Metro Manila Rehabilitation Center in Bicutan, Taguig without a court order.


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                    [Title] => Foundation to help rebuild lives of Ultra stampede victims
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There is room for rebirth for 71 shattered "dreams."


The 71 Dreams Foundation has shown families of the victims of the Ultra stampede that the way to fulfill their departed loved ones’ wish is through self-sufficiency and definitely not through a game of chance.


Fr. Tito Caluag, chairman of the 71 Dreams Foundation, said the group’s discussions with the families "move them closer to firming up long term plans."


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                    [Title] => CA to DOJ: Stop probe of stampede
                    [Summary] => The Court of Appeals ordered the Department of Justice (DOJ) yesterday to suspend its investigation into the Feb. 4 "Wowowee" television game show stampede that killed 71 people and injured hundreds of others at the Philsports Arena (formerly Ultra) in Pasig City.


Acting on a petition by executives of broadcast giant ABS-CBN who claimed that the DOJ had prejudged the case, the court issued a temporary restraining order on the probe pending a hearing on a final injunction.


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                    [Summary] => In a rare public appearance, the head of network giant ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp. vowed yesterday to take full responsibility for the deadly weekend stampede before the taping of the "Wowowee" variety show.


But ABS-CBN chairman and chief executive officer Eugenio "Gabby" Lopez III said he was "outraged" by the statement of the panel investigating the tragedy that the ABS-CBN program treated people "like animals."


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                    [Title] => DOJ presses homicide raps
                    [Summary] => Executives of ABS-CBN, producers of the popular game show "Wowowee" as well as its host, Willie Revillame, face possible criminal liability for the weekend stampede that left 74 fans dead, Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez said yesterday.


Gonzalez said charges of reckless imprudence resulting in homicide may be filed against them for the Saturday tragedy, even as an initial investigation into the incident concludes today.


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INTERIOR UNDERSECRETARY MARIUS CORPUS

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They also renewed their call for justice for those who were trampled to death.


Accompanied by Volunteers against Crime and Corruption (VACC) chairman Dante Jimenez, the survivors started pouring to the Philsports Arena — better known as Ultra, its former name — as early as 6 a.m. to mark the tragedy’s first anniversary.


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Fr. Tito Caluag, chairman of the 71 Dreams Foundation, said the group’s discussions with the families "move them closer to firming up long term plans."


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Acting on a petition by executives of broadcast giant ABS-CBN who claimed that the DOJ had prejudged the case, the court issued a temporary restraining order on the probe pending a hearing on a final injunction.


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