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Imbestigasyon vs Narco-Generals, natapos na ng Napolcom

(Eagle News) — Natapos na ng National Police Commission (Napolcom) ang imbestigasyon sa dalawang heneral na kasama sa limang Narco generals na pinangalanan ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte. Ayon kay Napolcom Vice Chairman, Rogelio Casurao, naisumite na nila ang kanilang findings sa tanggapan ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte. Pero tumanggi muna si Casurao na ihayag ang naging resulta ng kanilang imbestigasyon. Kabilang sa mga Narco-generals na pinangalanan ng Pangulo sina Ret. PDDG Marcelo Garbo, PDir. Joel Pagdilao, […]

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Mga rebeldeng komunista na nasa likod ng pananambang sa mga sundalo, dapat managot – Senators

MANILA, Philippines (Eagle News) — Kailangang managot ang mga rebeldeng komunista na nasa likod ng pag-ambush at brutal na pagpatay sa mga sundalo. Ito ang inihayag ng mga senador, upang anila ay mabigyan ng hustisya ang pagkamatay ng mga sundalo. Samantala, suportado naman ng ilang kongresista ang pagkansela ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte sa napagkasunduang peace talks sa rebeldeng komunista na CPP-NPA-NDF. Ayon sa mga ito, sobra na ang naging pagbibigay ng pamahalaan sa mga rebeldeng komunista […]

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SOJ Aguirre sa mga pinalayang NDFP consultant: Bumalik ng PHL, harapin ang kaso sa Korte

MANILA, Philippines (Eagle News) — Dapat magpakita ng kagandahang loob ang rebeldeng grupong CPP-NPA at patunayan ang kanilang sinseridad sa kung ano ang napagkasunduan. Ito ang sagot ni Justice Secretary Vitallano Aguirre II sa isyu ng pag-papaaresto sa mga NDF consultant na pansamantalang pinalaya upang dumalo sa peace talks sa pagitan ng rebeldeng grupo at ng gobyerno ng Pilipinas. Pagliliwanag ng kalihim, conditional ang piyansa ng mga nakalayang consultant, at maituturing silang  wanted kung tapos […]

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With Trump travel ban still blocked, travelers head to US

  by Andrew Beatty Agence France Presse PALM BEACH, United States (AFP) — After a US appeals court refused to restore President Donald Trump’s controversial immigration order, travelers who had been banned from entering the country trickled in Sunday as the White House vowed to prevail in the high-stakes legal battle. The early-morning ruling from a federal appeals court was the latest chapter in a saga which began on January 27, when Trump issued a […]

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At least 50 killed in Afghanistan avalanche

  (Reuters) — Dozens of people in Afghanistan were killed after heavy snow and avalanches hit over the weekend (February 4-5). In the northern province of Badakhshan, as many as 19 people were killed and 17 injured due to avalanches, collapsed roofs and road accidents, said Naweed Frotan, a spokesman for the provincial governor. The government was working to reach at least 12 districts in Badakhshan that had been completely cut off, he said. In […]

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LTFRB-approved P8 mininum jeepney fare to take effect on February 8

  (Eagle News) – The minimum fare for jeepneys will now be P8, starting Wednesday, February 8. This was after the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) announced the approval of the one-peso provisional jeepney fare increase. LTFRB Chairman Martin Delgra explained that this means that minimum fare hike will return to P 8 from the current P 7. This will cover Metro Manila, Central Luzon and Southern Tagalog regions. The LTFRB decision was […]

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Duterte stands pat on decision scrapping peace talks with Reds, calls them “spoiled brats”

  (Eagle News) – President Rodrigo Duterte stood pat on his earlier decision to cancel peace talks with the National Democratic Front, as he called communist leaders “spoiled brats” and “mayabang” (arrogant). He said he does not want to talk anymore with the Communist Party of the Philippines-NDF because of their unreasonable demands. “I tried my best to make peace with everybody,” he said in a speech at the launch of the Hardin ng Lunas […]

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QC orders fire safety inspections of commercial establishments

QUEZON CITY, Philippines (Eagle News) — Quezon City Mayor Herbert Bautista ordered City Fire Marshal Sr. Supt. Jesus Fernandez to conduct fire safety inspections of commercial establishments in the city, specially their compliance to the fire code. This is in response to the successive fire incidents all over the country, particularly the fire incident that occurred in the Cavite Export Processing Zone. https://youtu.be/xGYiM8bpToI

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Transport strike to last until 7 in the evening

QUEZON City, Philippines (Eagle News) — The Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) issued an advisory stating that the transport strike will last until seven in the evening tonight, For a list of the affected areas, please watch the accompanying video.

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Transport strike forces suspension of classes, 5, 000 military and police personnel deployed

QUEZON City, Philippines (Eagle News) – Some 5, 000 military and police personnel, in addition to traffic enforcers were deployed on Monday (February 6) in major thoroughfares all over Metro Manila in response to the transport strike commenced by the transport group, Stop and Go. The strike was staged to protest the plan of the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) to phase-out old transport jeeps, replacing it with electrical jeepneys. The transport strikes […]

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PNP Counter Intelligence Task Force ready to receive complaints

MANILA, Philippines (Eagle News) — The Philippine National Police Counter Intelligence Task Force is formally launched by PNP Chief Director General Ronald Dela Rosa today, February 6 and the PNP CITF is now ready to receive complaints against crooked cops through their hotline as well as by visiting their office in Camp Crame. “Today, we are officially launching the operations of the CITF (counter-intelligence task force) and we are announcing to you the official hotline […]

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Phl gov’t to ask help from Interpol if communist leaders won’t return to PH

QUEZON City, Philippines (Eagle News) — President Rodrigo Duterte warned communist leaders that he will ask the help of International Criminal Police Organization or Interpol if they will not voluntarily return to the Philippines. Duterte said that the communist leaders were only given temporary safe conduct passes in order to facilitate the peace talks between the communist rebels and the government. Duterte admits that peace with the communists will no longer be achievable during his […]

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