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[Summary] => Calling it a "physical and tangible gesture for peace and reconciliation," the Presidential Security Group (PSG) removed yesterday the unsightly barricades on roads leading to Malacañang Palace.
PSG chief Brig. Gen. Delfin Bangit said the lifting of the barriers and opening of the gates, particularly at the Chino Roces Bridge and on Arlegui street, was carried out with the Manila Police District (MPD) after a lengthy deliberation on the matter.
The decision was made only on Thursday, he said.
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PSG chief Brig. Gen. Delfin Bangit said the lifting of the barriers and opening of the gates, particularly at the Chino Roces Bridge and on Arlegui street, was carried out with the Manila Police District (MPD) after a lengthy deliberation on the matter.
The decision was made only on Thursday, he said.
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By Paolo Romero | December 3, 2005 - 12:00am
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With the Senate impeachment court slated to open the trial of Vice President Sara Duterte tomorrow, House prosecutors have declared their readiness to present their case as they challenged the embattled official not to “ghost” the public by skipping the proceedings.
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Those planning to protest in front of the Senate tomorrow for the start of Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial will be met with up to 6,000 police officers, according to the National Capital Region Police Office.
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The Senate impeachment court cannot keep in its custody the sealed green box containing the tax records of Vice President Sara Duterte and her husband Manases Carpio and has decided to return it to the House of Representatives prosecution panel, Sen. Panfilo Lacson said yesterday.
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Palace Press Officer Claire Castro called for respect amid political differences after she was heckled by protesters while covering President Marcos Jr.’s official engagements during his four-day visit to Canada.
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The Senate impeachment court has summoned Vice President Sara Duterte to appear at the July 6 start of trial, either in person or through her counsel.
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