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The highest-ranking official implicated in the case, together with three of his co-accused, died before judgment could be rendered, but nine other retired officials of the Philippine National Police received prison terms ranging from six to 10 years yesterday for non-existent or ghost PNP purchases amounting to P38.2 million.
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Previously, these funds were being spent at the behest of senior military officials based at general headquarters at Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City. 


Dubbed the military’s "pork barrel," the funds had reached P6.73 billion last year.


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                    [Title] => Will the Abu Sayyaf retaliate? They would have attacked anyway
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They were planning to do so anyway, long before the Bagong Diwa "shootout", and that rat Abu "Solaiman" alias Jainal Anteli Sali Jr., who had been bragging he was behind the Makati bus bombing, was, from the night of the Valentine’s Day carnage, boasting about their next strike.


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                    [Title] => AFP gets 125 more US trucks
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Maj. Gen. Reynaldo Gopilan, AFP deputy chief of staff for logistics (J4),
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Gopilan said the M-35 trucks, although second-hand, will boost the AFP's
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EDITORIAL - Deterrent

November 5, 2011 - 12:00am

The highest-ranking official implicated in the case, together with three of his co-accused, died before judgment could be rendered, but nine other retired officials of the Philippine National Police received prison...

Opinion

Ex-AFP chief Abu: No 'pabaon'

By Alexis Romero | February 6, 2011 - 12:00am

Former Armed Forces chief Efren Abu yesterday denied receiving any pabaon or sendoff money when he retired from the service.

Headlines

AFP ‘pork’ devolved to 3 major service commands

By Jaime Laude | May 19, 2005 - 12:00am

Armed Forces chief Gen. Efren Abu has shifted more than P4.1 billion or 62 percent of the military’s operating program and budget for this year to the three major service commands to finance the operations of...

Headlines

Will the Abu Sayyaf retaliate? They would have attacked anyway

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | March 17, 2005 - 12:00am

Of course the Abu Sayyaf terrorists will attack – anywhere they can, anyhow they can. They were planning to do so anyway, long before the Bagong Diwa "shootout", and that rat Abu "Solaiman"...

Opinion

EDITORIAL - Blots on the PMA

March 13, 2005 - 12:00am

The Philippine Military Academy held its commencement exercises yesterdaywith a call from the commander-in-chief to help bring reforms to the ArmedForces of the Philippines. On the eve of the PMA graduation ceremonies,...

Opinion

EDITORYAL - Pangalanan ang protector ng mga smugglers

January 30, 2005 - 12:00am

DITO sa bansang ito na laganap ang katiwalian, bihirang makatagpo ng mga pinuno na matapang na sasagupa sa mga corrupt at ihahayag ang kanilang pangalan. Wala pang pinunong harap-harapan ay tinutukoy ang mga tiwali...

PSN Opinyon

AFP gets 125 more US trucks

By Paolo Romero | March 30, 2000 - 12:00am

The Armed Forces of the Philippines received 125 US-made M-35 trucks, representing the second batch of excess defense articles committed by the United States government under the Philippine-US Mutual Defense...

Headlines