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Cervantes’ daughters Dimple Bermejo and Marichu Duque claimed that their father’s continued demand for the BIR to pay him millions in reward money could have triggered his slay.


The two daughters claimed that Cervantes, alias Ric Hernandez,  had given information about tax evaders to the BIR, including an insurance company where he formerly worked.


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Superintendent Ericson Velasquez, Mandaluyong City police chief, admitted that they have no clear lead as yet on the motive behind the killing of Cervantes, 66.


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"We are still establishing the motive behind the slaying, but definitely it’s not related to his work as media practitioner," EPD director Chief Superintendent Charlemagne Alejandrino said.


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Isa na namang hard-hitting provincial columnist ang pinaslang dahil umano sa kanyang mga maanghang na isinusulat. Ang insidente ay naganap kamakalawa ng hapon sa Mandaluyong City.


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NICOLAS CERVANTES

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Slain columnist’s daughters speak up

By Non Alquitran | May 10, 2006 - 12:00am

The family of tabloid columnist Nicolas Cervantes strongly believes that his being a confidential agent of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has something to do with his murder last May 2 in Mandaluyong City. Cervantes’...

Metro

No leads yet on columnist’s slay

May 8, 2006 - 12:00am

Barely a week after tabloid columnist Nicolas Cervantes was gunned down by two armed men in Mandaluyong City, the police are still facing a blank wall on his case. Superintendent Ericson Velasquez, Mandaluyong City...

Metro

EDITORYAL – Nasa hukay ang kaliwang paa ng mga journalists

May 6, 2006 - 12:00am

IKALAWA ang Pilipinas sa pinaka-mapanganib na bansa para sa mga mamamahayag, ito ay ayon sa annual report ng Reporters Sans Frontieres or Reporters Without Borders, isang media group na nakabase sa Paris.

PSN Opinyon

Columnist’s slay not work-related — EPD

By Non Alquitran | May 4, 2006 - 12:00am

The Eastern Police District (EPD) said yesterday that the killing of tabloid columnist Nicolas Cervantes in Mandaluyong City last Tuesday was not work-related. "We are still establishing the motive behind the...

Metro

Pansupil sa media: Payola o pistola

By Al G. Pedroche | May 4, 2006 - 12:00am

IPINAGDIRIWANG sa buong mundo ngayon ang World Press Freedom Day. Pandaigdig na araw ng kalayaan sa pamamahayag. Ano’ng kalayaan? Kalayaang mapatay? Tila iyan ang lumilitaw dahil parami nang parami ang mga mamamahayag...

PSN Opinyon