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Fire Razes Shantytown in Philippine City
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AP - A huge fire swept through a slum area in a southern Philippine city, destroying more than 1,500 wooden homes but causing no casualties, officials said Friday.
Philippine Activists Stage 'Virtual Sit-In'
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AP - Computer-savvy Philippine protesters took civil disobedience to cyberspace Thursday, launching a "virtual sit-in" campaign that urged online activists to overwhelm the police Web site with numerous hits.
After five years, ousted Philippine leader takes stand
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AFP - Ousted Philippine president Joseph Estrada took the stand for the first time in his five-year-long corruption trial, rejecting allegations he stole 80 million dollars while in office.
After five years, ousted Philippine leader takes stand
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AFP - Ousted Philippine president Joseph Estrada took the stand for the first time in his five-year-long corruption trial, rejecting allegations he stole 80 million dollars while in office.
Ex-Philippines Leader Says He Was Framed
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AP - Former President Joseph Estrada sharply denied Wednesday that he took huge kickbacks in office, defiantly telling an anti-graft court that he was framed.
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Manila's Estrada strikes defiant tone in court
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Reuters - Deposed Philippine president Joseph Estrada struck a defiant note in his opening testimony in his plunder trial on Wednesday, dismissing accusations he amassed $80 million from state coffers and bribes while in office.
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Ex-Philippine President Says Phone Bugged
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AP - Former President Joseph Estrada said Tuesday he has been notified by an American court that U.S. authorities bugged his telephone conversations with an FBI analyst accused of revealing U.S. government secrets.
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Former Philippine President Notified U.S. Authorities Bugged His Phone
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Ayinde O. Chase - AHN Staff Writer Washington, D.C. (AHN) - Ex Philippine President Joseph Estrada announced on Tuesday that a U.S. Court notified him that authorities bugged his telephone conversations. The announcement says that all conversations with an FBI analyst accused of revealing U.S....
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Estrada set to testify in trial
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Philippine ex-President Joseph Estrada is set to take the witness stand for the first time in his plunder trial.
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Philippines says no witch hunt in coup inquiry
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Reuters - The Philippine military will not go on a witch hunt as it probes the extent of soldiers' involvement in a foiled coup attempt last month, Defense Secretary Avelino Cruz said on Monday.
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Manila may drop rape charges against US marines
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Reuters - The Philippine government said on Monday it was considering dropping rape charges against three U.S. marines in favor of a lesser charge but would pursue the case against a fourth marine.
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Philippine investigators recommend coup charges against general, others
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AFP - Military investigators are recommending criminal charges against a general and at least 14 other officers and soldiers for alleged involvement in a failed coup attempt against President Gloria Arroyo.
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Philippine Ex-Cabinet Secretary Arrested
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AP - Philippine police on Friday arrested a former Cabinet secretary for illegal assembly and two suspected followers of a former senator wanted for his alleged role in last month's thwarted coup, officials said.
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Philippines rape trial of US marines next week
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Reuters - A Philippine judge ordered four U.S. marines, accused of raping a 22 year-old Filipino woman, to appear in court next week to submit their pleas, marking the start of their trial.
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Philippines vows no leniency for rogue troops
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Reuters - Rogue soldiers face tough action by the Philippine government to discourage coup plots after moves to rehabilitate "habitual delinquents" failed, Defense Secretary Avelino Cruz said on Monday.
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25 soldiers held over Philippines 'coup plot': military sources
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AFP - Twenty-five soldiers including eight officers have been detained, accused of involvement in an alleged coup attempt against President Gloria Arroyo, senior military sources said.
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Military officer held over alleged plot against Philippines leader
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AFP - A mid-level Philippines military officer has been detained in a widening crackdown over an alleged coup plot against President Gloria Arroyo, the military said.
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Manila says it's back to normal, but media targeted
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Reuters - President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo maintained it was business as usual in the Philippines on Monday after the end of emergency rule, but the government was keeping the heat on media and its propaganda campaign on full blast.
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Philippine emergency delays Muslim peace talks
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Reuters - Manila's hunt for coup plotters has delayed the final stage of informal talks between the Philippine government and Muslim rebels to end nearly 40 years of conflict in the country's south, a negotiator said on Monday.
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Philippine leader lifts state of emergency
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AFP - Philippine President Gloria Arroyo lifted a state of emergency designed to thwart an alleged coup plot but which critics said was threatening freedom of expression and deterring investment.
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Arroyo ends Philippine emergency
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Philippine President Gloria Arroyo lifts the state of emergency imposed a week ago amid an alleged coup plot.
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State of Emergency Lifted in Philippines
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AP - President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo lifted a week-old state of emergency on Friday, after her security advisers assured her that the threat of a coup has eased.
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Police say blasts near Manila office of elite team
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Reuters - Philippine police said two blasts in Manila on Friday happened beside the local office of an elite police SWAT team but could not confirm the cause.
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Two blasts heard in Philippine capital: TV
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Reuters - Two blasts were heard in a busy shopping district in the Philippine capital on Friday morning, television station ANC reported.
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Philippines' Arroyo to issue statement later today
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Reuters - Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo will make a statement later on Friday, a spokesman said, amid expectations that she would lift a state of emergency invoked after the discovery of a coup plot.
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