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Losing faith in police investigation

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Apr 19, 2013

By CHERYLL D. FIEL

Davao Today

“Ang pulis ug sundalo, usa ra gyud ni sila. Pagkangalan nga sibilyan, luoy ang sibilyan, ila ra gyud nang tabunan. Ipalutaw gyud nang ilang bakak (Police and soldiers are one and the same. Because the way they treat civilians, they cover things up, and surface lies).”– Sonny Cortes

JUSTICE FOR ROQUE

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Apr 18, 2013

Militants picket outside the Commission on Human Rights-XI office in Davao City Monday as they slammed the AFP and demanded…

Today’s View: A letter from an old friend in Batangas

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Apr 17, 2013

By KRISTA V. MELGAREJO
Davao Today

How I wish I could visit Maricon in Batangas. But I wish more that she’ll be finally released. For now, I’m keeping her words deep inside my heart: “We will not stop until we break these bars and until victory and freedom is achieved.”

5.1 magnitude earthquake rocks PHL

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Apr 17, 2013

By MARILOU AGUIRRE-TUBURAN
Davao Today

According to the US Geological Survey, the epicenter of the 5.1.-magnitude earthquake was at 7.240°N, 124.941°E, 8 Kilometer NNW of Linao.

Sympathies pour from PHL to Boston bombing victims

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Apr 16, 2013

By MARILOU AGUIRRE-TUBURAN
Davao Today

“A single innocent life lost to senseless act of terror anywhere in the world is an affront and an outrageous and atrocious assault on humanity’s collective dignity.” — Carlos Zarate, second nominee of Bayan Muna Party

Military intel eyes NPA areas on elections

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Apr 15, 2013

By MARILOU AGUIRRE-TUBURAN
Davao Today

Major General Ariel Bernardo, commanding officer of the 10th Infantry Division, says Monday the military “will be occupying conflict-affected areas,” or about 15 percent of his unit’s area of responsibility, which he calls “guerilla bases.” These are in the boundaries of Davao del Norte-Bukidnon, Davao del Norte-Agusan Sur and Compostela Valley-Davao Oriental.

Today’s View: Reformism vis-a-vis Radicalism

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Apr 14, 2013

By DON J. PAGUSARA
Davao Today

True social transformation can only occur in a radical movement for change — an uprooting of the primary causes of the problems that beset society, and a subsequent institution of structural elements in the newly established social order.

The rise and rise of Rodrigo Duterte

The rise and rise of Rodrigo Duterte

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Nov 06, 2005

He is unorthodox as he is popular. He gained fame (or notoriety) as a no-nonsense mayor in his fight against criminality. A good source of sound bite, he is his own effective propaganda machine. He is both loved and loathed.