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Politicians are being eyed in recent attacks on journalists.


In Nueva Ecija, Vice Gov. Mariano Cristino Joson linked yesterday Rep. Aurelio Umali to the killing of radio reporter Carmelo "Mark" Palacios.


However, Umali, who is running for governor against Joson, told The STAR he had nothing to do with the murder of Palacios.


"May the wrath of God fall on the perpetrators of the killing of Mark, down to their sons and daughters," Umali said.


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LUCENA CITY – Two men on a motorcycle shot and wounded a broadcaster while he was driving on the highway with a colleague to a radio station here where they were to host a hard-hitting program yesterday morning.


Superintendent Nelson Lequin, Lucena City police chief, said Delfin Mallari, 47, who sustained two gunshot wounds on the left side of his body, was declared out of danger by doctors at Medical Mission Group Hospital in the city.


His partner, Johnny Glorioso, 61, was unscathed.


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MALLARI AND GLORIOSO

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Politicians are being eyed in recent attacks on journalists.


In Nueva Ecija, Vice Gov. Mariano Cristino Joson linked yesterday Rep. Aurelio Umali to the killing of radio reporter Carmelo "Mark" Palacios.


However, Umali, who is running for governor against Joson, told The STAR he had nothing to do with the murder of Palacios.


"May the wrath of God fall on the perpetrators of the killing of Mark, down to their sons and daughters," Umali said.


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Superintendent Nelson Lequin, Lucena City police chief, said Delfin Mallari, 47, who sustained two gunshot wounds on the left side of his body, was declared out of danger by doctors at Medical Mission Group Hospital in the city.


His partner, Johnny Glorioso, 61, was unscathed.


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Politicians eyed in attacks on journalists

By Manny Galvez | April 21, 2007 - 12:00am

Politicians are being eyed in recent attacks on journalists. In Nueva Ecija, Vice Gov. Mariano Cristino Joson linked yesterday Rep. Aurelio Umali to the killing of radio reporter Carmelo "Mark"...

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Newsmen Survive attack in Quezon

April 20, 2007 - 12:00am

LUCENA CITY – Two men on a motorcycle shot and wounded a broadcaster while he was driving on the highway with a colleague to a radio station here where...

Headlines