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AFP
Central Command
eyes for transfer here
By
KIT BAGAIPO
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The
Armed Forces of the Philippines Central Command
(AFP-Centcom) is considering its transfer here
in the province.
This
was proposed yesterday during the Provincial Peace
and Order Council (PPOC) meeting at the Bohol
Tropics Resort.
The
meeting was attended by Philippine Army chief
Lt. Gen. Alexander Yano, brother of new 302nd
Infantry Brigade commander Col. Cesar Yano, who
was also in the meeting presided by Gov. Erico
Aumentado.
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STORY
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CAR. One of the 5 vehicles seized by agents
of the Traffic Management Group (TMG). The vehicles
were mostly stolen from Metro Manila then smuggled
and sold to unsuspecting buyers here. P/Insp.
Doroteo Tolentino (l) inspects the tampered
engine number of one recovered vehicle. Foto
DANNY REYES |
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OF FOUR PROJECTS in the country, the Rajah
Sikatuna Protected Landscape (RSPL) project
at Riverside, Bilar town is funded by New Zealand
Aid. The protected area boasts of lush green
and diverse ecosystem, a highly potential tourist
destination. Foto LIFESTYLE BOHOL |
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Editorial
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The
nation celebrates Press Freedom Week this week with
the twin terrors of media murder and libels galore stalking
media.
But
the colored people of America knew it so well when they
sang: "Freedom is not free - you have to pay the
price, you have to sacrifice because - freedom is not
free."
In
GMA's 6-year term over 40 media have been extra-judicially
killed and scores of libel suits have been filed against
the press. Only when the Robed One with a steel scythe
appeared at his doorsteps at St Luke's Hospital did
the most powerful man in the country - FG Mike Arroyo
- come to his private realization and then withdrew
his libel cases.
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TEXT
Just
Before Deadline
Sen.
Santiago: Somebody's
bankrolling Joey de Venecia
MANILA. Administration Sen. Miriam Santiago
yesterday fired the first salvo in what appears to be
moves to discredit whistleblower Jose "Joey"
de Venecia III on the controversial national broadband
network (NBN) deal between the Philippine government
and ZTE Corp., ABS-CBN News reported.
"He
lost the bid, but he is not even trying for a rebidding.
Instead, he is spraying automatic gunfire on the First
Gentleman, Atty. Jose Miguel Arroyo, COMELEC (Commission
on Elections) Chair Benjamin Abalos and DOTC (Department
of Transportation and Communicatiosn) Secretary Leandro
Mendoza. This is exceedingly strange," Santiago
said.
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RAP
SESSION. Gov. Erico Aumentado discusses peace and
order with Army commander Lt. Gen Alexander Yano, Centcom
chief Maj. Gen. Victor Ibrado, 3ID commander Maj. Gen.
Jovenal Narcise, SSupt. Edgardo Ingking, Col. Cesar Yano,
Jagna Mayor Exuperio Lloren and Col. Nestor Porlucas of
the 79IB. Foto DANNY REYES |
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