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Four of the so-called "Erap 5" who were arrested last May were cleared of plotting to overthrow the government while their companion was charged with rebellion by the Department of Justice (DOJ) yesterday.


No bail was recommended for Ruben Dionisio, an alleged secretary of the communist movement, who was charged under Article 134 in relation to Article 135 of the Revised Penal Code as amended by Republic Act 6968, Senior State Prosecutor Emmanuel Velasco said.


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In a statement, the AFP said since Ruben Dionisio — who it had reported to be a New People’s Army (NPA) hit man — was arrested along with four members of the Union of Masses for Democracy and Justice (UMDJ), this should be cause of concern for all political parties.


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No bail was recommended for Ruben Dionisio, an alleged secretary of the communist movement, who was charged under Article 134 in relation to Article 135 of the Revised Penal Code as amended by Republic Act 6968, Senior State Prosecutor Emmanuel Velasco said.


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In a statement, the AFP said since Ruben Dionisio — who it had reported to be a New People’s Army (NPA) hit man — was arrested along with four members of the Union of Masses for Democracy and Justice (UMDJ), this should be cause of concern for all political parties.


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Rebellion raps vs 4 in ‘Erap 5’ dismissed

August 8, 2006 - 12:00am

Four of the so-called "Erap 5" who were arrested last May were cleared of plotting to overthrow the government while their companion was charged with rebellion by the Department of Justice (DOJ) yesterday. No...

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Military: Reds might infiltrate parties

By Jaime Laude | May 28, 2006 - 12:00am

The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), in an apparent bid to justify the recent warrantless arrests of five supporters of ousted President Joseph Estrada, warned political parties to be wary of communist infiltration...

Headlines