+ Follow MAILED MOLINA Tag
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[Title] => CPLA officials call for unity
[Summary] => Former Bucloc town mayor Mailed Molina, one of the founders of the Cordillera Peoples Liberation Army (CPLA) which broke away with the mainstream New People’s Army in 1986, enjoins a few “warm bodies” to renew their ties and commitment towards autonomy in the highlands.
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[Title] => Abra wants to be most peaceful in 2010 polls
[Summary] => The move to transform Abra from an election “hot spot” to the most peaceful province in the coming May election is on the right track, as Gov. Eustaquio Bersamin called on fellow politicians to strictly adhere to the manifesto they signed and respect the rule of law.
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[Title] => Oldest CPLA integree wants to fight Sayyaf
[Summary] => CAMP MELCHOR DE LA CRUZ, Gamu, Isabela — He may be the oldest former rifleman of the defunct Cordillera People’s Liberation Army (CPLA) but this 52-year-old new Army integree wants to be deployed in Abu Sayyaf-infested areas in Mindanao to test the mettle of the outlawed group in combat.
Private Macad Agustin, one of the 264 former CPLA rebels who were officially integrated into the Armed Forces recently after completing six-month training here, said he wants to help restore peace and order in the country by crushing lawless elements like the Abu Sayyaf.
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[Title] => 5 mayor sa Abra planong itumba ng NPAs
[Summary] => BANGUED, Abra – Limang alkalde mula sa lalawigan ng Abra ang iniulat na planong itumba ng mga rebeldeng New People’s Army (NPA) dahil sa pagiging anti-communist.
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[Title] => Rebel turned mayor tops NPA hit list
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CORDILLERA – A former rebel turned politician is now on top of the list of people wanted killed by the New People’s Army (NPA).
Mailed Molina, mayor of Bucloc town in Abra, is said to be in the "priority list" of communist rebels here for murder.
A certain Ka Sugpon, who heads the NPA’s Leonardo Pacsi Command here, said the rebels have been instructed to kill Molina if they get the chance.
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[Title] => Baguio newsman’s killer gets life term
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY – A member of the breakaway faction of the Cordillera People’s Liberation Army escaped the death penalty and was meted only a life jail term for the killing of newsman Rey Pedronio in June last year, because prosecutors failed to establish the date and time that he plotted the murder.
Convicted was Abel Mamma, alias Masson, a close-in bodyguard of former Bucloc, Abra mayor Mailed Molina who, together with former newsman Abrino Aydinan, broke away from the CPLA headed by the late priest-turned-rebel Conrado Balweg in the mid-1980s.
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MAILED MOLINA
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[Title] => Abra wants to be most peaceful in 2010 polls
[Summary] => The move to transform Abra from an election “hot spot” to the most peaceful province in the coming May election is on the right track, as Gov. Eustaquio Bersamin called on fellow politicians to strictly adhere to the manifesto they signed and respect the rule of law.
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[Title] => Oldest CPLA integree wants to fight Sayyaf
[Summary] => CAMP MELCHOR DE LA CRUZ, Gamu, Isabela — He may be the oldest former rifleman of the defunct Cordillera People’s Liberation Army (CPLA) but this 52-year-old new Army integree wants to be deployed in Abu Sayyaf-infested areas in Mindanao to test the mettle of the outlawed group in combat.
Private Macad Agustin, one of the 264 former CPLA rebels who were officially integrated into the Armed Forces recently after completing six-month training here, said he wants to help restore peace and order in the country by crushing lawless elements like the Abu Sayyaf.
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[Summary] => BANGUED, Abra – Limang alkalde mula sa lalawigan ng Abra ang iniulat na planong itumba ng mga rebeldeng New People’s Army (NPA) dahil sa pagiging anti-communist.
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[Title] => Rebel turned mayor tops NPA hit list
[Summary] => CORDILLERA – A former rebel turned politician is now on top of the list of people wanted killed by the New People’s Army (NPA).
Mailed Molina, mayor of Bucloc town in Abra, is said to be in the "priority list" of communist rebels here for murder.
A certain Ka Sugpon, who heads the NPA’s Leonardo Pacsi Command here, said the rebels have been instructed to kill Molina if they get the chance.
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[Title] => Baguio newsman’s killer gets life term
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY – A member of the breakaway faction of the Cordillera People’s Liberation Army escaped the death penalty and was meted only a life jail term for the killing of newsman Rey Pedronio in June last year, because prosecutors failed to establish the date and time that he plotted the murder.
Convicted was Abel Mamma, alias Masson, a close-in bodyguard of former Bucloc, Abra mayor Mailed Molina who, together with former newsman Abrino Aydinan, broke away from the CPLA headed by the late priest-turned-rebel Conrado Balweg in the mid-1980s.
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