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Tuesday, November 27, 2007 |
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Rebel ‘abuses’ driving people to join Cafgu |
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Military trains civilian volunteers for enlistment
with citizen armed force
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NARVACAN, Ilocos Sur: “Abra is for the
Abraneous. We do not want
the terrorist movement of the parasitic and greedy rebels from the
New People’s Army [NPA] to exploit our province for their futile
movement,” said Rizaldo B. Agliam in Ilocano on Friday. Accounts
of continued rebel abuses are forcing Abra’s men into joining the
Cafgu, said a report by the Philippine News Agency Sunday.
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Army urges rebels to avail of amnesty offer and
embrace law
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FORT RAMON MAGSAYSAY, Palayan City: Major Gen. Juanito Gomez,
commanding general of the Army’s Seventh Infantry Division,
reiterated on Monday the call to members of the rebel movements to
return to the fold of the law to foster peace especially “in the
spirit of Christmas.”
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Ad Congress officials eye Subic as permanent
venue
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Subic Bay Free port: Following the record attendance in the recently
concluded 20th Philippine Advertising Congress held at the Subic Bay
Exhibition and Convention Center (SBECC) from November 21 to 24,
officials of the advertising industry said they are considering the
free port as the permanent venue for the biennial conference.
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‘Dancing Inmates’gain worldwide notice
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CEBU CITY: The “Dancing Inmates” first seen on the YouTube
website called attention to the city’s penal system, if out of
initial curiosity. Some eight million viewers have reportedly
registered on the YouTube website since word got around about the
video feature, reported the Philippine News Agency over the weekend.
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