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Press freedom groups hit lax treatment of Maguindanao massacre suspects

January 29, 2010 - 12:00am

Press freedom groups, including the New York-based Committee To Protect Journalists (CPJ), are questioning why 100 gunmen in the Maguindanao massacre last Nov. 23 remain at large.

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