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                    [Title] => Singson downplays hold departure order
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Former Ilocos Sur governor Luis Chavit Singson yesterday shrugged off the hold departure order issued against him by the Sandiganbayan.

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                    [Title] => Ilocos Sur journalists disown slay try victim
                    [Summary] => VIGAN CITY — Twenty-six journalists belonging to eight Ilocos Sur media groups have issued a manifesto disowning a "broadcaster" who was shot and wounded last April 29, as a legitimate member of the local media.


According to the signatories, Nestor Segismundo was just a "block-timer" who bought air time from radio station dzXC here to make commentaries on local issues.


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                    [Title] => Cops release artist sketches of 2 gunmen in Ilocos attack
                    [Summary] => Police released yesterday artist sketches of the two gunmen in the failed slay attempt on the life of an Ilocos Sur opposition leader.


Senior Superintendent Pedro Tango, deputy director of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group and chief of Task Force Newsman, described one of the two attackers of Nestor Segismundo as medium-built, dark-complexioned, about 5’7" tall and sporting partly blond hair.


The other gunman, Tango said, was about 5’5", heavily-built and dark-complexioned.


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                    [Title] => Ilocos Sur police chief relieved
                    [Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao has relieved the police director of Ilocos Sur to pave the way for an "impartial investigation" into the failed slay attempt on a local opposition leader.


Relieved was Senior Superintendent Mario Subagan who, however, earlier had denied any hand in the April 29 attack on Nestor Segismundo.


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                    [Title] => Ilocos Sur politician shot
                    [Summary] => BAGUIO CITY —  An opposition leader in Ilocos Sur was shot and wounded in front of his house in Bantay town Friday night.


The victim, Nestor Segismundo, 39, one of the leaders of the defunct Save Ilocos Sur Alliance (SISA), was shot in the abdomen as he stepped out of his car. He was declared out of danger by doctors of the Metro Vigan Cooperative Hospital.


Senior Superintendent Mario Subagan, Ilocos Sur police director, said probers were still clueless on the motive behind the attempt on Segismundo’s life, adding that the victim has many enemies.


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                    [Title] => Hard-hitting Vigan radio announcer beat up woman?
                    [Summary] => VIGAN CITY  — A hard-hitting radio commentator has been charged for allegedly beating up a woman.


Nestor Segismundo, 39, of Boquig, Bantay town, a vocal critic of former Ilocos Sur Gov. Luis "Chavit" Singson,  was charged by May Layug, 35, with slander by deeds and grave oral defamation before the Municipal Trial Court here.


Vigan police chief Senior Superintendent Mario Subagan said Segismundo and one Evangeline Rodriguez, both residents of Boquig, Bantay town, allegedly beat up Layug after a heated argument.


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                    [Title] => Chavit files P20-M libel suit vs accusers
                    [Summary] => Former Ilocos Sur Governor Luis "Chavit" Singson filed a P20-million libel suit against former provincial board member Efren Rafanan and 11 others at the Quezon City Prosecutor’s Office yesterday for openly naming him as the brains behind the ambush-killing of the latter’s family. 


In a six-page affidavit-complaint, Singson belied the accusations of Rafanan, saying that the false pronouncements made by the respondents has caused him and his family "unwarranted dishonor."


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                    [Title] => Two SISA members resign
                    [Summary] => VIGAN CITY — Two main pillars of a much-publicized oppositionist group here have resigned from their movement raising fears that it is headed for disintegration.


Save Ilocos Sur Alliance (SISA) founding president Nestor Segismundo and co-organizer Araial Ilustre cited SISA’s alleged affiliation with former President Estrada’s Partido ng Masang Pilipino as reason for their resignation.


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                    [Title] => Another graft case vs Singson dismissed
                    [Summary] => VIGAN CITY — Former Ilocos Sur Gov. Luis "Chavit" Singson continues to score in his legal battle with the Save Ilocos Sur Alliance (SISA) as the Office of the Ombudsman dismissed a fourth graft complaint the group had filed against him.


This leaves a fifth SISA complaint against Singson still pending with the Ombudsman.


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                    [Title] => Ilocos group discrediting Chavit testimony tainted
                    [Summary] => A purported concerned citizens group named SISA (Save Ilocos Sur Alliance) came out with a press statement last June 16 that they will be attending the on-going trial of former President Joseph Estrada at the Sandiganbayan to demonstrate their opposition to former Ilocos Sur Gov. Luis "Chavit" Singson’s testimony against the jailed leader.


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NESTOR SEGISMUNDO

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                    [Title] => Cops release artist sketches of 2 gunmen in Ilocos attack
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Senior Superintendent Pedro Tango, deputy director of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group and chief of Task Force Newsman, described one of the two attackers of Nestor Segismundo as medium-built, dark-complexioned, about 5’7" tall and sporting partly blond hair.


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                    [Title] => Ilocos Sur police chief relieved
                    [Summary] => Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Arturo Lomibao has relieved the police director of Ilocos Sur to pave the way for an "impartial investigation" into the failed slay attempt on a local opposition leader.


Relieved was Senior Superintendent Mario Subagan who, however, earlier had denied any hand in the April 29 attack on Nestor Segismundo.


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The victim, Nestor Segismundo, 39, one of the leaders of the defunct Save Ilocos Sur Alliance (SISA), was shot in the abdomen as he stepped out of his car. He was declared out of danger by doctors of the Metro Vigan Cooperative Hospital.


Senior Superintendent Mario Subagan, Ilocos Sur police director, said probers were still clueless on the motive behind the attempt on Segismundo’s life, adding that the victim has many enemies.


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                    [Title] => Hard-hitting Vigan radio announcer beat up woman?
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Nestor Segismundo, 39, of Boquig, Bantay town, a vocal critic of former Ilocos Sur Gov. Luis "Chavit" Singson,  was charged by May Layug, 35, with slander by deeds and grave oral defamation before the Municipal Trial Court here.


Vigan police chief Senior Superintendent Mario Subagan said Segismundo and one Evangeline Rodriguez, both residents of Boquig, Bantay town, allegedly beat up Layug after a heated argument.


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In a six-page affidavit-complaint, Singson belied the accusations of Rafanan, saying that the false pronouncements made by the respondents has caused him and his family "unwarranted dishonor."


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                    [Summary] => VIGAN CITY — Two main pillars of a much-publicized oppositionist group here have resigned from their movement raising fears that it is headed for disintegration.


Save Ilocos Sur Alliance (SISA) founding president Nestor Segismundo and co-organizer Araial Ilustre cited SISA’s alleged affiliation with former President Estrada’s Partido ng Masang Pilipino as reason for their resignation.


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This leaves a fifth SISA complaint against Singson still pending with the Ombudsman.


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