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As the caskets bearing the bodies of the 42 (two others were buried earlier in Zamboanga) slain members of the Philippine National Police Special Action Force slowly emerged from three military transport planes that brought them home to Villamor Air Base last Thursday, a Philippine government panel and its counterpart from the Moro Islamic Liberation Front signed in Kuala Lumpur the protocol governing the decommissioning of weapons of the rebel group.

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At exactly noon today, the term of President Arroyo will end, and the term of incoming president Noynoy Aquino will begin.
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Runaway train of betrayal

By Jerry Tundag | February 2, 2015 - 12:00am

As the caskets bearing the bodies of the 42 (two others were buried earlier in Zamboanga) slain members of the Philippine National Police Special Action Force slowly emerged from three military transport planes that...

Freeman Opinion

EDITORIAL - Day One: Time to take the long view

June 30, 2010 - 12:00am

At exactly noon today, the term of President Arroyo will end, and the term of incoming president Noynoy Aquino will begin.

Freeman Opinion