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In September 2008, Marine Lt. Col. Ferdinand Marcelino rose to national prominence after he and his team from the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) busted a group of affluent young men for drug trafficking during a raid on a home in Ayala Alabang.

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                    [AuthorName] => Ana Marie Pamintuan
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                    [Title] => Aquino rejects bid to revive death penalty
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For the nth time, President Aquino yesterday thumbed down proposals to revive the death penalty following the spate of crimes in the country.

                    [DatePublished] => 2014-01-30 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] =>  Delon Porcalla
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                    [Title] => Loyalist asks gov't to stop vilifying Marcos
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Marcos loyalist Cherry Cobarrubias asked the Aquino government and his  supporters to stop “vilifying the late former president Ferdinand  Marcos.”
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                    [AuthorName] =>  Jose Rodel Clapano
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                    [Title] => EDITORYAL - Matigas na batas ng China
                    [Summary] => 
HINDI na pinakinggan ang apela ng Pilipinas at iginawad din kahapon sa tatlong Pinoy na nahulihan ng heroine ang mabigat na parusa.
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                    [Title] => FPJ: Medium is message / Death sentence
                    [Summary] => Media made Fernando Poe Jr. what he is today. Very probably, he could be the next president of the Philippines if the May 2004 elections should take place. The same media will eventually indict, tear apart and destroy FPJ when and if Da King should glide into Malacañang to take over the mightiest post the Republic can bestow. I grew up in media, a tow-eared cub reporter when I started more than 50 years ago. But it’s only now that I realize media have grown into a monster, a Godzilla, lord and master of almost everything they touch.


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                    [AuthorName] => Teodoro C. Benigno
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                    [Title] => Senator warns vs narco-money in polls
                    [Summary] => Drug syndicates will finance the campaign of various political candidates in the country particularly those seeking higher elective office, Sen. Robert Barbers warned yesterday.


Barbers, chairman of the Senate committee on public order and illegal drugs, made the statement as he expressed alarm over the seemingly unabated proliferation of illegal drugs despite the renewed crackdown by the government on narcotics.


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                    [Title] => Barbers pushes death for drug lords
                    [Summary] => Sen. Robert Barbers asked President Arroyo yesterday to lift the moratorium on the death penalty against drug lords and pushers to save Filipinos from the "clear and present danger" they pose to society.


Barbers, a former Manila police colonel, said implementing capital punishment against drug lords and pushers who have been sentenced and are already on death row would be an effective deterrent, adding that this will reinforce the "intensified crackdown" on drug traffickers.


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                    [Title] => Change policy on death penalty, senator urges
                    [Summary] => Sen. Ramon Revilla has urged President Arroyo to rethink her decision to suspend implementation of the death penalty.


In a statement, the lawmaker from Cavite said the move "does not sit well" with people who had worked to strengthen the law against illegal drugs.


"In last year’s (State of the Nation Address), she laid the foundations of her strong republic by crushing all forms of criminality, including drug lords," he said.


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                    [Title] => Sampolan ang mga 'satanas sa lupa'
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Ayon kay Sen. Robert Barbers, chairman ng Senate committee on public order and illegal drugs, noong panahon ni dating President Marcos ay na-firing squad ang drug trafficker na si Lim Seng. Halos nalipol ang mga drug traffickers at 80 porsiyento ang bumagsak sa operation ng droga. 


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                    [Title] => The Bacani overhang / Anti-drug war
                    [Summary] => Our Roman Catholic Church, the Vatican’s favorite and only daughter in Asia, continues to walk the tightrope. Or is it the other way around? By this time, we had expected the "sexual harassment" charges against Bishop Teodoro Bacani to have been resolved or brought close to resolution. Now we are informed by the Office of the Apostolic Nuncio here that "the Holy See is still examining the case".
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                    [AuthorName] => Teodoro C. Benigno
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LIM SENG

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                    [Title] => Aquino rejects bid to revive death penalty
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                    [Title] => EDITORYAL - Matigas na batas ng China
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Barbers, chairman of the Senate committee on public order and illegal drugs, made the statement as he expressed alarm over the seemingly unabated proliferation of illegal drugs despite the renewed crackdown by the government on narcotics.


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Barbers, a former Manila police colonel, said implementing capital punishment against drug lords and pushers who have been sentenced and are already on death row would be an effective deterrent, adding that this will reinforce the "intensified crackdown" on drug traffickers.


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"In last year’s (State of the Nation Address), she laid the foundations of her strong republic by crushing all forms of criminality, including drug lords," he said.


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