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Chief Inspector Luisito Magnaye, intelligence and investigation head of the Bataan police, told The STAR that Senior Superintendent Hernando Zafra, Bataan police director, has ordered police units to coordinate their efforts to identify and arrest the killers of Analiza Abanador, 33, also a provincial leader of the Kapisanan Para sa Pambansang Demokratiko.


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Chief Inspector Luisito Magnaye, intelligence and investigation head of the Bataan police, told The STAR that Senior Superintendent Hernando Zafra, Bataan police director, has ordered police units to coordinate their efforts to identify and arrest the killers of Analiza Abanador, 33, also a provincial leader of the Kapisanan Para sa Pambansang Demokratiko.


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In an interview with The STAR, Pablo Rosales, national president of the Progresibong Alyansa ng Mangingisda (Pangisda), said this was reflected in their study based on reports of fishermen’s groups from various parts of the country where illegal fishing thrives. 


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                    [Title] => Maynila nagmistulang war zone
                    [Summary] => Nagmistulang "war zone" kahapon ang lungsod ng Maynila matapos na magdagsaan ang ilang tangke at trak ng mga sundalo dahil sa bantang malawakang kilos-protesta ng mga grupong laban sa pamahalaan at pag-atake ng mga teroristang Abu Sayyaf.


Dalawang APC tank at mga naka-full battle gear na miyembro ng Special Action Force (SAF) buhat sa Camp Bagong Diwa sa Bicutan, Taguig ang dumagsa sa Western Police Headquarters upang bigyan ng seguridad ang lungsod.


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                    [Title] => Pampanga strikers  vow not to disrupt graduation rites
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                    [Summary] => ANGELES CITY- Vice Pres. Teofisto Guingona has accused the European Union, the United States, and Japan of pressuring the Arroyo administration to change the Constitution to pave the way for greater foreign access to the Philippines.


In his speech during a forum held here by the Kilusan ng Pambansang Demokratiko (KPD) the other day, Guingona said the pressure is to amend Article 12 of the Constitution which limits foreign ownership of natural and other resources in the country. 


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Chief Inspector Luisito Magnaye, intelligence and investigation head of the Bataan police, told The STAR that Senior Superintendent Hernando Zafra, Bataan police director, has ordered police units to coordinate their efforts to identify and arrest the killers of Analiza Abanador, 33, also a provincial leader of the Kapisanan Para sa Pambansang Demokratiko.


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Chief Inspector Luisito Magnaye, intelligence and investigation head of the Bataan police, told The STAR that Senior Superintendent Hernando Zafra, Bataan police director, has ordered police units to coordinate their efforts to identify and arrest the killers of Analiza Abanador, 33, also a provincial leader of the Kapisanan Para sa Pambansang Demokratiko.


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Dalawang APC tank at mga naka-full battle gear na miyembro ng Special Action Force (SAF) buhat sa Camp Bagong Diwa sa Bicutan, Taguig ang dumagsa sa Western Police Headquarters upang bigyan ng seguridad ang lungsod.


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No solid clues yet on killing of activist

By Raffy Viray | May 21, 2006 - 12:00am

BALANGA CITY — Police are still clueless on the gunslaying of the provincial coordinator of the Bataan Alliance of Teachers Association-Alliance of Concerned Teachers here last Thursday afternoon. Chief Inspector...

Nation

No solid clues yet on killing of activist

By Raffy Viray | May 21, 2006 - 12:00am

BALANGA CITY — Police are still clueless on the gunslaying of the provincial coordinator of the Bataan Alliance of Teachers Association-Alliance of Concerned Teachers here last Thursday afternoon. Chief Inspector...

Nation

Small fishers now catch only 5 kilos per day

By Ding Cervantes | February 22, 2006 - 12:00am

SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga — The fish catch of some 12 million small fishermen nationwide has been reduced from an average of some 25 to 30 kilos in three hours in the 1970s to only about five kilos per day due...

Nation

Maynila nagmistulang war zone

July 14, 2005 - 12:00am

Nagmistulang "war zone" kahapon ang lungsod ng Maynila matapos na magdagsaan ang ilang tangke at trak ng mga sundalo dahil sa bantang malawakang kilos-protesta ng mga grupong laban sa pamahalaan at pag-atake...

PSN Metro

Pampanga strikers vow not to disrupt graduation rites

By Ding Cervantes | March 30, 2004 - 12:00am

CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga — The Pinagkaisang Samahan ng Tsuper at Operators Nationwide (PISTON) announced yesterday that the nationwide transport strike today is expected to be more paralyzing than their...

Nation

EU, US, Japan pressuring gov’t to change charter — Guingona

By Ding Cervantes | August 15, 2003 - 12:00am

ANGELES CITY- Vice Pres. Teofisto Guingona has accused the European Union, the United States, and Japan of pressuring the Arroyo administration to change the Constitution to pave the way for greater foreign access...

Nation