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[Title] => Troops seize 14 NPA camps in NCotabato
[Summary] => Government forces overran 14 enclaves, some with overhead bunkers and fortifications, of the New People’s Army in Magpet town in North Cotabato following tactical operations that started last month, Army officials said.
[DatePublished] => 2012-12-10 15:44:09
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[Title] => Adventurism still exists in military
[Summary] => Military adventurism is still a threat despite the governments success in thwarting the Oakwood mutiny in 2003, the Armed Forces of the Philippines said yesterday.
Armed Forces spokesman Col. Tristan Kison said the problems prevalent when former President Fidel Ramos was a young Army lieutenant still exist today.
Speaking in a breakfast forum at Club Intramuros in Manila yesterday morning, Kison said the causes that drove previous military officers to plot against President Arroyo are still present.
"The reasons are still present," he said.
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[Summary] => Military adventurism is still a threat despite the governments success in thwarting the Oakwood mutiny in 2003, the Armed Forces of the Philippines said yesterday.
Armed Forces spokesman Col. Tristan Kison said the problems prevalent when former President Fidel Ramos was a young Army lieutenant still exist today.
Speaking in a breakfast forum at Club Intramuros in Manila yesterday morning, Kison said the causes that drove previous military officers to plot against President Arroyo are still present.
"The reasons are still present," he said.
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December 10, 2012 - 3:44pm