Trillanes camp uncovers “Oplan Alan” (Alan is the name of Trillanes deceased son) of the GMA administration. It is a plot to assassinate candidate Trillanes…
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It’s glaringly clear: there’s a method to all these madness.
After affirming late Friday afternoon that Joselito Cayetano is a nuisance candidate, Comelec Chairman Benjamin Abalos said writing “Cayetano” on the ballot will make it a stray vote.
He says the matter is still appealable to the Supreme Court.
In an interview with Alan Cayetano in Camp Bonifacio where he attended the boodle fight hosted by fellow senatorial candidates Antonio Trillanes IV, Alan said, “Comelec is supposed to clarify, not confuse.”
Photo:The two principal targets of the Arroyo administration- Trillanes and Cayetano
Take a look at this latest spin of Malacañang on the Burgos kidnapping: The car plates used in the abduction of Jonas Joseph Burgos, son…
Join a march of concerned citizens to protest extra-judicial killings and ask help from the European Union to probe the GMA government. Be at the…
Yesterday afternoon, Malacañang sent out this media advisory: PGMA to make amajor announcement tomorrow, may 3, 2007 10 a.m., reception Hall of Malacañang. Open to…
A Pulse Asia survey conducted April 3-5 showed the biggest net distrust for Armed Forces chief Gen. Hermogenes Esperon Jr. and administration senatorial candidate Teresa Aquino-Oreta.
The survey, which had 1,200 respondents, showed the five persons having the biggest level of distrust were Oreta with 43 percent; President Arroyo, former president Fidel Ramos, and Esperon, all with 41 percent; and Elections chairman Benjamin Abalos, Sr. with 40 percent.
Pulse Asia said exactly the same percentage of Filipinos (41 percent) either distrust Esperon or cannot say if they trust or distrust him, leaving no more than two out of ten among those surveyed avowing trust in him.
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It’s summer time. What better way to enjoy it but under the trees with the fragrant breeze and chirping of the birds lulling you to…
Here is a man who was born in a small town, the child of a peasant woman. He grew up in another town. He worked…
Update:The militant group Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (Bayan) yesterday urged President Arroyo to immediately comply with the recommendations of United Nations special rapporteur Philip Alston on ending the wave of extrajudicial killings. Click here.
Philip Alston, United Nations special rapporteur on extra-judicial killings in the Philippines, warned of dire consequences of a failure to end extrajudicial killings.
“The consequences of a failure to end extrajudicial killings in the Philippines will be dire. Efforts to resolve the various insurgencies will be set back significantly. Incentives to opposition groups to head for the hills rather than seek to engage in democratic politics will be enhanced, and international support for the Government will be undermined,” he said in his preliminary report submitted to the UN Human Rights Commission in Geneva last March 15.