Thursday, 16 February 2017

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De Lima fails to get TRO on drug probe - Rappler

Posted: 16 Feb 2017 08:32 PM PST


Rappler

De Lima fails to get TRO on drug probe
Rappler
EXPECTING ARREST. Senator Leila de Lima welcomed supporters in the Senate on February 14, 2017 as they condemned through plastic handcuffs the government move to arrest her on trump-up illegal drugs charges. Photo by Joseph Vidal/PRIB. MANILA ...
De Lima supporters vow to be by senator's side from arrest to detentionGMA News
Groups back De Lima amid reported threat to arrest herInquirer.net
CA denies De Lima petition for TRO vs DOJ cases | SunStarSun.Star
CNN Philippines -InterAksyon -ABS-CBN News
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FVR okay with 31st People Power celebration breaking tradition - Manila Bulletin

Posted: 16 Feb 2017 07:46 PM PST


Manila Bulletin

FVR okay with 31st People Power celebration breaking tradition
Manila Bulletin
Former President Fidel V. Ramos said he approves of the low-key commemoration of the 31st anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution that will break away from the traditional celebration at the People Power Monument. Ramos, a 1986 People ...
Palace on Edsa: Don't get stuck in the pastInquirer.net
EDSA revolt rites to be 'simple, quiet'Philippine Star
Duterte gov't to hold 'simple, quiet' EDSA anniversaryRappler
Sun.Star -GMA News -The Manila Times -Malaya
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Left-leaning Cabinet members to persuade Duterte to revive peace talks - InterAksyon

Posted: 16 Feb 2017 08:08 PM PST


InterAksyon

Left-leaning Cabinet members to persuade Duterte to revive peace talks
InterAksyon
File photo shows the government and NDF panels facing each other in earlier discussions in Oslo. Tweet · InterAksyon.com. The online news portal of TV5. MANILA - Revival of the peace talks between the government and the communist rebels will be the top ...
NAPC chief Liza Maza reveals struggle within CabinetPhilippine Star
Maza: FIght for peace continuesInquirer.net
Leftist Cabinet members to convince Duterte to revive peace talksRappler
GMA News -BusinessWorld Online Edition
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Two soldiers, two NPA guerrillas killed in Davao City clash - GMA News

Posted: 16 Feb 2017 07:46 PM PST


The Indian Express

Two soldiers, two NPA guerrillas killed in Davao City clash
GMA News
Two soldiers and two suspected New People's Army guerrillas were killed in a clash in Davao City that also left 15 government troops wounded on Thursday. At about 4 p.m., troops from the Third Infantry Battalion pursuing armed men who earlier burned a ...
2 soldiers killed, 15 wounded in clash with NPA rebels in Davao | SunStarSun.Star
4 killed in NPA ambush in Davao CityInquirer.net
5 killed as Philippine troops clash with communist rebelsYahoo News
Global Times
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Transgender solon welcome, says AFP - Inquirer.net

Posted: 16 Feb 2017 12:31 PM PST


Inquirer.net

Transgender solon welcome, says AFP
Inquirer.net
The Armed Forces of the Philippines on Thursday said it welcomed the expressed intent of Bataan First District Rep. Geraldine Roman, the country's first transgender legislator, to join the military and become an officer of its Reserve Force. The AFP ...
PH military may soon have its 1st transgender officerRappler
Transgender solon Roman wants to join AFP as reserve officerGMA News
AFP ready to accept transgender solonTempo
Global Times -Malaya -PinkNews -Philippine Canadian Inquirer
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Cyber sex den busted in QC; 30 arrested - The Manila Times

Posted: 16 Feb 2017 08:20 AM PST


Inquirer.net

Cyber sex den busted in QC; 30 arrested
The Manila Times
POLICEMEN swooped down on a cybersex den in Quezon City on Wednesday night and arrested 30 persons behind its operations. Quezon City Police District (QCPD) director Chief Supt. Guillermo Eleazar said the discovery and raid of the den stemmed ...
30 held in cybersex den raidTempo
Deadly night in QC: Gunmen kill 7Inquirer.net

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No exemptions - The Manila Times

Posted: 15 Feb 2017 08:57 AM PST


No exemptions
The Manila Times
Plunder, as you probably know by now, has been supposedly delisted from the list of heinous crimes that are punishable by death under a congressional proposal that is seen as good as passed by lawmakers who fully support President Rodrigo Duterte's ...

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