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VOL. LIII. No. 124
City of Tagbilaran, Bohol, Philippines
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
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ANTI-REPRODUCTIVE BILL. Bishop Leonardo Medroso, Msgr. Jeffrey Malanog and Dr. Rene Bullecer articulated the strongly worded stand of the Church against Albay Rep. Edcel Lagman's Reproductive Bill during a prayer rally attended by some 15,000 Boholanos yesterday afternoon. Marchers started from 5 jump off points in the city reciting prayers which was beamed from the studios of dyRD. The marchers converged at the St. Joseph Cathedral for the program and the concelebrated Holy Mass attended by some 50 priests. It was one of the biggest prayer rallies ever held here. (Story above) Foto DANNY REYES


 

Chop-chop suspects
face double murder
By KIT BAGAIPO

 

CEBU CITY. - The family of the two "chop-chop" victims finally came face to face with the three suspects in the brutal killing of their kin as charges of double murder was filed at the Office of the Prosecutor in Talisay City yesterday afternoon.

SInsp. Romeo Santander , chief of the Minglanilla PNP in Cebu told the Chronicle that Richard Gudelosao, 27, and two accomplices Joseph Cellar, 23, and Jean Antonette Medalle, 26, were formally charged with double murder based on their extra-judicial confessions of killing and cutting up Ma. Eva Mae Peligro, 24, and her cousin Gwendolyn Balasta, 22, in their Talisay City home last Thursday
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SEARCH FOR CHOP-CHOP BODIES. Suspect Richard Gudelosao (in sunglasses) guides policemen in search of another bag containing the mutilated remains of one of the two Boholanas from Sierra Bullones town, killed last Thursday in Talisay, Cebu

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DESPERATELY TRYING GLORIA

 
 In a way, President Gloria M. Arroyo is a pitiful state. Workaholic to the bones and convinced that she has a mandate from God, GMA struggles daily to finish her term - in the most trying of conditions.

rying - because it is not easy to be the most unpopular President ever after 1986
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Just Before Deadline
New US, Aussie aid may boost
RP fight vs pirates, militants
MANILA.- The Philippines will tighten its southern maritime borders against pirates, smugglers and Muslim militants this year with financial aid and training from the United States and Australia, a senior defence official said on Tuesday.

Washington and Canberra have agreed to train, equip and help build up the Philippines' maritime security
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