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Pararangalan ngayong araw ng Victorino Mapa High School Alumni Association ang kanilang 2013 outstanding alumnus sa pamamagitan ng tinawag nilang ‘The Blue Falcon awardees.’

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The Armed Forces of the Philippines, according to a United Nations rapporteur, is in denial about the involvement of its personnel in extrajudicial killings. AFP officials promptly disputed this and said Philip Alston, the UN special rapporteur on extrajudicial killings, was biased from the start in his investigation. 


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The fact-finding body tasked by President Arroyo to look into the killings of political activists and journalists is confident it would be able to consolidate its findings next month.


However, retired Supreme Court Justice Jose Melo, the five-member panel’s chairman, said they are faced with lack of witnesses from cause-oriented groups, who were vocal in accusing the government, particularly the military, of perpetrating the killings.


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                    [Title] => Indigenous people’s rights activist slain
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BUENAVISTA, Agusan del Norte — An advocate of indigenous people’s rights and a Manobo leader himself was gunned down right inside his residence here last Monday afternoon.


The victim, Jovito Pinakiid, 45, killed by three men on board a TMX motorcycle, became the 15th activist slain in the Caraga region and the 35th across Mindanao.


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                    [Title] => DOJ pinakikilos ni Pimentel vs political killings
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Sinabi ni Sen. Pimentel, 432 kaso ang inirekomenda ng CHR sa prosecutor’s office sa ibat ibang rehiyon sa bansa mula lamang Enero hanggang Hunyo ng taong ito.


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"No one in a free society should ever have to live in fear of expressing his or her point of view," Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said in an e-mail message to the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines, which will hold its fifth national congress in Tagaytay City today and tomorrow.


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SUPREME COURT JUSTICE JOSE MELO

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The victim, Jovito Pinakiid, 45, killed by three men on board a TMX motorcycle, became the 15th activist slain in the Caraga region and the 35th across Mindanao.


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