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[Title] => Lomibao sali sa 19th Interpol Asian meet
[Summary] => Dumalo si PNP Chief Director Gen. Arturo Lomibao sa 19th Interpol Asian Regional Conference sa Jakarta kasama ang 257 delegates mula sa 45 bansa.
Ang 3-day conference agenda ay tatalakay sa pagsugpo sa terorismo, drugs, cybercrimes, corruption, counterfeiting ng travel documents at expansion ng Interpol’s databases sa forensics at stolen/lost travel documents. Kasama niya sa kumperensiya sina ret. Police Director Rolando Garcia, executive director ng Transnational Crime (PCTC)) at Director Rodolfo Tor, PNP Directorate for Plans.
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[Title] => Terrorism still top threat to security, economic dev’t
[Summary] => Deputy Director General Reynaldo Velasco, head of the Philippine Center on Transnational Crime (PCTC) yesterday said that terrorism continues to be the biggest threat to national security and economic development, noting that the frequent sightings of members of Jemaah Islamiya in Mindanao confirmed attempts by the terror group of strengthening its forces in the Asia-Pacific region.
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[Title] => Arroyo calls on Interpol to assess RP security
[Summary] => President Arroyo appealed anew to other countries to stop the issuance of adverse travel advisories that create a negative perception on the Philippines.
"The Philippines is not a lair of terrorists. What we are is a nation in pursuit of peace, the kind that comes from reduced poverty, a strong and experienced leadership and a well-trained police and defense establishment," the President said in a speech read by Executive Secretary Alberto Romulo before delegates of the 18th Interpol Asian Regional Conference yesterday.
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[Title] => Terrorism tops agenda of Interpol’s Manila gab
[Summary] => Terrorism, the latest act of which was the carnage in Madrid, Spain which left 199 people dead and 1,400 injured, tops the agenda of the four-day 18th Interpol Asian Regional Conference which starts tomorrow at the EDSA Shangri-La Hotel in Mandaluyong City.
President Arroyo is expected to deliver the opening address at the conference which the Philippine National Police is hosting.
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Ang 3-day conference agenda ay tatalakay sa pagsugpo sa terorismo, drugs, cybercrimes, corruption, counterfeiting ng travel documents at expansion ng Interpol’s databases sa forensics at stolen/lost travel documents. Kasama niya sa kumperensiya sina ret. Police Director Rolando Garcia, executive director ng Transnational Crime (PCTC)) at Director Rodolfo Tor, PNP Directorate for Plans.
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"The Philippines is not a lair of terrorists. What we are is a nation in pursuit of peace, the kind that comes from reduced poverty, a strong and experienced leadership and a well-trained police and defense establishment," the President said in a speech read by Executive Secretary Alberto Romulo before delegates of the 18th Interpol Asian Regional Conference yesterday.
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