AFP, Lamitan Hospital, VFA

Fr. Cirilo Nacorda
Scout Ranger Capt. Ruben Guinolbay
Dr. Julius Cesar Aguila , murdered eyewitness
his aide Jainuddin Jumnatal
Edibora Yap
Southern military chief Lt. Gen. Narciso Abaya
Capt. C.J. Paolo Perez of the Military Intelligence Group
Former Southern Mindanao Command chief Maj. Gen. Ernesto Carolina
Maj. Richard Sater, spokesperson of the Joint Task Force 510
US Army Col. William Coultrup, commander of the JSOTFP
Armed Forces Chief of Staff Gen. Benjamin Defensor
Lt. Col. Danilo Servando, chief of the AFP's public information office,
Guillermo Wahid Salcedo, alias Abu Urban
Kamar Jaafar, alias Abu Jude
State Prosecutor Ricardo Cabaron,
former hostages Reina Malonzo, Sheila Tabunyag and Joel Guilo
Basilan Judge Danilo Bucoy
Sitra Tilao, the sister of Aldam Tilao, alias Abu Sabaya, the late ASG spokesperson
or, Satra Abdulaup Tilao (not Tillah)
Fr. Rhoel Gallardo
Martin Burnham, Gracia Burnham
farmer Buyung-buyung Isnijal
Sgt. Reggie Lane, 18th Infantry Battalion
University of the Philippines professor Walden Bello,
Octavio Dinampo, a professor and peace advocate,
Rawina Wahid, the wife of a vacationing soldier, Ibno Wahid
Temojen Tulawie, provincial coordinator of the Sulu-based Consortium of Bangsamoro Civil Society
human rights commissioner Jose Manuel Mamauag
Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago
retired Navy lieutenant, Nancy Gadian
Secretary Raul Gonzalez, the chief presidential legal counsel
Press Secretary Cerge Remonde
Sen. Rodolfo Biazon,
Lance Cpl. Daniel Smith,
Bayan secretary general Renato M. Reyes Jr.
Arlyn de la CruzFr. Bernardo Blanco, kidnapped 1993
36-year-old Abdul Marayin, founding member ASG
Abubakar Janjalani, founder ASG



November 24, 1999, BusinessWorld, Mercado chooses candidates to lead UN force in Timor,Villanueva,

December 16, 1999, BusinessWorld, AFP hones disaster response skills.

January 25, 2000, BusinessWorld, Soldiers killed, two others wounded,

March 2, 2000, BusinessWorld, Terrorist bombings seen sparing Metro Manila; peace talks resume,

March 22, 2000, BusinessWorld, No need for more troops, by Cathy Rose A Garcia,

March 27, 2000, BusinessWorld, Abu Sayyaf seen releasing more hostages, by Cathy Rose A. Garcia Lugo

March 31, 2000, BusinessWorld, Moro, leftist rebels forge new alliance, Lugo, Cathy Rose A. Garcia,

April 13, 2000, BusinessWorld, Padilla sees Abu Sayyaf leaders at Basilan camp,

April 14, 2000, BusinessWorld, Abu Sayyaf seen to free Basilan hostages, Garcia, Cathy Rose

April 26, 2000, BusinessWorld, Military far from rescuing hostages, says Abu Sayyaf, Ruffy L. Villanueva,

May 12, 2000, BusinessWorld, Fast Forward: Stop the war,

June 5, 2000, BusinessWorld, Fire razes AFP office,

August 9, 2000, BusinessWorld, Palace admits foreigners paid Abu Sayyaf ransom,

September 28, 2000, New Straits Times, Angry villagers kill three rebels,

October 13, 2000, BusinessWorld, Briefs: Jamby, Joker,

December 14, 2000, BusinessWorld, Ramos to Estrada: Reform or resign,

January 23, 2001, BusinessWorld, Quashed coup rumors,

January 24, 2001, BusinessWorld, Palace downplays coup rumors; reported leaders deny allegations,

June 5, 2001, New Straits Times, Fighting Abu Sayyaf,

June 17, 2001, Knight Ridder/Tribune News, Abu Sayyaf taunts Philippine government, threatens holy war.

August 7, 2001, BusinessWorld, Legislator calls for probe on drive vs Abu Sayyaf,

August 10, 2001, BusinessWorld, Solons to investigate priest's allegations,

August 14, 2001, BusinessWorld, Shifting venue eyed for ASG trial.

August 16, 2001, BusinessWorld, Blunder peeves Senate (Corpus says witnesses have filed affidavits in US)

August 17, 2001, BusinessWorld, Cabinet workshop called to discuss major concerns,
August 17, 2001, BusinessWorld, Nacorda testimony sought,

August 24, 2001, BusinessWorld, Kim Wong denies Corpus allegations,
August 24, 2001, BusinessWorld, Rule of Law,

August 28, 2001, BusinessWorld, Basilan governor implicated in

August 29, 2001, BusinessWorld, AdLib,

August 31, 2001, BusinessWorld, Anti-crime body plans task force vs,
August 31, 2001, BusinessWorld, Hostage insists ransom not paid,
August 31, 2001, BusinessWorld, Soldiers' lives lost due to AFP,

September 3, 2001, BusinessWorld, AFP dismisses coup talk,

September 5, 2001, BusinessWorld, AFP sets review of tactics against

September 7, 2001, BusinessWorld, House probers still looking for proof of collusion,
September 7, 2001, BusinessWorld, 'Very damning evidence' vs AFP,
September 7, 2001, Bernama, Malaysia-Brokered Truce Still Intact, Says Military,

September 10, 2001, BusinessWorld, AFP chief's meddling led to.

September 11, 2001, BusinessWorld, [Lamitan] Report vs AFP chief said outdated,

September 12, 2001, BusinessWorld, AFP brass insist Villanueva not responsible,

September 13, 2001, Statesman (India) Army-Abu Sayyaf nexus exposed,

September 14, 2001, BusinessWorld, Fast Forward,
September 14, 2001, BusinessWorld, Senate investigation on AFP-Abu.

September 29, 2001, Statesman (India) Osama kin offers to help free Abu hostages,

October 15, 2001, BusinessWorld, 4 more hostages escape Abu Sayyaf,

October 20, 2001, Statesman (India) Priest may be handed over to Abu Sayyaf,

October 29, 2001, BusinessWorld, Fast Forward, [Talk of Coup]

November 6, 2001, BusinessWorld, Military hopes to score in drive vs,

November 13, 2001, BusinessWorld, Malacanang denies AFP chief being,

November 14, 2001, BusinessWorld, RP-US defense pact up for renewal,

November 16, 2001, BusinessWorld, Seven more Abu Sayyaf hostages,

November 20, 2001, BusinessWorld, GMA orders military to go after ASG,

November 23, 2001, BusinessWorld, Officials say all systems go for ARMM elections,
November 23, 2001, Bernama, Sipadan Kidnappers Backed Misuari's Revolt,

December 5, 2001, BBC Reports, Philippine military extends own deadline to eliminate Abu Sayyaf,
December 5, 2001, BBC Reports, Philippine president dismisses claim military pocketed ransom payment,
December 5, 2001, BusinessWorld, Ransom tale sparks Osmena's resignation call,
December 5, 2001, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Serge O: Gloria knew of ransom,

December 6, 2001, BusinessWorld, Serge to talk but says 'there are names I cannot name', by J. Rubrico,
December 6, 2001, Philippine Daily Inquirer, GMA to Serge: Don't worry about my face,
December 6, 2001, BusinessWorld, Tag Palace officials, Osmena dared,

December 7, 2001, BusinessWorld, Strange timing,

December 10, 2001, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Terrorists,

December 12, 2001, BusinessWorld, Reyes, Villanueva near confirmation,

December 13, 2001, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 4 more Cabinet members confirmed,

December 16, 2001, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP chief tells NPA: Keep word on ceasefire,

December 17, 2001, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Arming of priests rejected.
December 17, 2001, BusinessWorld, Contenders start jockeying for top,

December 18, 2001, BusinessWorld, AFP claims breakthrough in rescue,

December 21, 2001, BusinessWorld, First batch of US military aid,

December 26, 2001, BBC, Philippine army chief downplays coup rumours, belittles alleged plotters,
December 26, 2001, BBC, Philippines: Army chief downplays threat of new terror group,

December 28, 2001, BusinessWorld, AFP behind Macapagal-Arroyo gov't,
December 28, 2001, BusinessWorld, Military contradicts release of ASG,

December 29, 2001, Philippine Daily Inquirer, The year that was Mindanao,

December 31, 2001, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Isafp grills ex-Lacson men.

January 1, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, No plots, Ping assures AFP,

January 2, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Explosives expert to testify vs Miraflor,

January 3, 2002, BusinessWorld, Palace says Tiarht 'satisfied',

January 4, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine president: Abu Sayyaf "annihilation" in 3 months with US...

January 7, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Priest says US help not needed vs Abu,
January 7, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippines to strengthen US cooperation in anti-terror fight but no base.

January 9, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Solon justifies past coups,

January 11, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Fresh batch of US experts now in Zambo,

January 12, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, GMA confirms but downplays coup attempts,

January 14, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Together again.

January 15, 2002, BusinessWorld, PAF plane crashes; five killed,
January 15, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Another S-211 jet crashes; 6 killed,

January 16, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Palace deception on RP-US pact hit,

January 17, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine Senate said to begin probe of US "war games" next week,
January 17, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, PNP pulls out ex-MNLF men to defuse tension in Jolo,
January 17, 2002, BusinessWorld, Three more soldiers killed in Jolo; military, PNP say situation under,

January 18, 2002, BusinessWorld, Guingona OK'd US troop deployment, says Palace,
January 18, 2002, BusinessWorld, Jolo combatants reassigned by authorities,
January 18, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, No 'policy rift,' says Palace,

January 19, 2002, Inquirer, US senator stirs furor for remark on RP, Cynthia D. Balana, Gerald G. Lacuarta
January 19, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Ping wants Gloria to finish her term,

January 20, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, YOU makes Gloria smile,
January 20, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Gloria sings tribute to soldiers, cops,

January 21, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine Security Council to meet 23 January on presence of US troops,

January 22, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, RP-US deal signed by AFP chief,
January 22, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippines: President convenes security council on US military action.

January 23, 2002, BusinessWorld, AdLib.
January 23, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP: Security, not nat'l pride,
January 23, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, DOJ: No deal yet, it's still under review,

January 24, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Justice Nazario's appointment questioned,
January 24, 2002, BusinessWorld, 'Overwhelming support' for Balikatan, says Palace,

January 25, 2002, BusinessWorld, Balikatan just one of more RP-US exercises,
January 25, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippines examines US proposal on logistics support agreement,

January 26, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Guingona shouldn't listen to hecklers,

January 27, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, GMA cites Bush pledge to put US troops under RP command,

January 31, 2002, BBC Reports, US troops to retain sovereignty in Philippines - defence secretary,
January 31, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, War games on today but rules still unsigned,

February 1, 2002 Philippine Daily Inquirer, RP-US war games start; 15 more coming,
February 1, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, ... But terms of reference still unsigned,

February 2, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Ground fire hits US warplane north of Clark,

February 4, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, War games hound new Charter change effort,
February 4, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Grumblings surface during 'Balikatan',
February 4, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP starts search for journalist,
February 4, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Facts.

February 8, 2002, BusinessWorld, Command still a sticky issue, Guingona admits,
February 8, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, US troops deployed but still no rules,

February 10, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 'My daughter's life had gone to waste', [Lt. Jessica Chavez]
February 10, 2002, BusinessWorld, Signing of Balikatan rules postponed again,

February 11, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine military says Abu Sayyaf "spy" killed in clash,

February 12, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, RP to insist on authority of Filipino commanders-Reyes,
February 12, 2002, BusinessWorld, Monetary benefits of Balikatan touted,
February 12, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippines defence chief insists on command over US troops in joint...,

February 13, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine vice-president discusses US troop command with Powell...,
February 13, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine spokesman criticizes "unnecessary show of force" by US...,

February 14, 2002, BusinessWorld, US agrees to hit only Abu Sayyaf in war games,
February 14, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippines: President accepts US military apology for "gun-toting"..,

February 15, 2002, BusinessWorld, US has apologized, says Macapagal,
February 15, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, The issue is the Philippine military,

February 16, 2002, BusinessWorld, As hundreds cheer, strange 'Chinooks' arrive,

February 18, 2002, BusinessWorld, PMA alumni get flak from 'Uncle Bobo',
February 18, 2002, BusinessWorld, Palace blasts Abus for Jolo, Zamboanga bombings,
February 18, 2002, BusinessWorld, Teamwork led to Pentagon leader's capture,

February 19, 2002, BusinessWorld, Who'll succeed Villanueva as AFP chief?,

February 20, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippines: US war games said to go on even when Abu Sayyaf leaders'

February 21, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Defense head cites courage of PMAer slain in Basilan.
February 21, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, What about Ediborah?

February 22, 2002, BusinessWorld, US deployment complete,
February 22, 2002 BusinessWorld, No to unilateral US action,
February 22, 2002, BusinessWorld, Weekender,
February 22, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippines: Three US soldiers reported rescued from helicopter crash,
February 22, 2002, BusinessWorld, Former hostage claims to have executed soldiers, Ruffy L. Villanueva,

February 24, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, War games foes hit for double standard,

February 25, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Burning houses.

February 26, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippines: Ex-Abu Sayyaf members say US hostages losing hope,

February 27, 2002, BusinessWorld, Promotions at AFP,

February 28, 2002, BusinessWorld, AFP chief to retire on schedule,
February 28, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Gloria won't stop AFP chief from retiring, by Carlito Pablo
February 28, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Jeepney drivers as traffic enforcers? Stupidity!,

March 1, 2002, BusinessWorld, Oaths of office,
March 1, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Army told not to use minor members of Abu Sayyaf.

March 2, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, An ailing Army and a general who doesn't want his shoes wet,
March 2, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 'No such plan,' says general of junta plot during Edsa II,

March 3, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, A ploy, AFP calls Abu surrender feelers,

March 7, 2002, BusinessWorld, Cimatu next AFP chief?
March 7, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Nacorda witnesses bare death threats,

March 8, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine, US governments dismiss Abu Sayyaf hostage video,
March 8, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Lamitan folk honor Ediborah as a heroine,

March 10, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquire, We had nothing to do with ransom-military,

March 11, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Clamor for 'legal,' not 'political' solution.
March 11, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, RJ's story.
March 11, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, American offers to swap himself for Ediborah,

March 13, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine army arrests Abu Sayyaf leader's close aide, second top rebel.
March 13, 2002, BBC Reports, US reportedly wants Japan, South Korea to send warplanes to Philippine..,
March 13, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Gloria asked to name new Comelec chair.
March 13, 2002, BusinessWorld, General linked to ransom payoff set to receive CA nod,

March 14, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine military: Hostages held in hinterlands of Maluso Town, Basilan,
March 14, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Dos Palmas reopens for 'Puerturismo', by Jofelle P. Tesorio,

March 15, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippines: Mayor claims US hostages sighted in outskirts of Lantawan,.,
March 15, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Military pressure forcing Abus to flee Basilan-AFP,
March 15, 2002, BusinessWorld, Gov't paid ransom?

March 16, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP chief raps Marine general: Stop talking,

March 18, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine TV: Military chief wants US-led joint exercise in Central Luzon,

March 19, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine military confirm joint military exercise with US in Luzon 22..,
March 19, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine military confirm joint US military exercise in Luzon 22 April,

March 20, 2002, BBC Monitoring International Reports, Philippine president names new army chief,

March 22, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, RP studying US-proposed multi-nation war games,
March 22, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, US medics help rescue 7 wounded RP soldiers,

March 23, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, US to spend $60M for roads, services, says Gloria,

March 24, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippines: Army-Abu Sayyaf clash in Basilan leaves five dead,

March 25, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 'Goat' gets wish: Combat duty in Basilan,

March 26, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Peace mission: Gov't prejudging probe.

March 27, 2002, BusinessWorld, Peace mission criticizes uncooperative officials,

March 28, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine president hails US role in action against Abu Sayyaf,

April 2, 2002, BusinessWorld, Jockeying for AFP post,

April 3, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Army chief retires, warns of discontent,
April 3, 2002, BusinessWorld, Term extension at AFP nixed,

April 5, 2002, BusinessWorld, Weekender,

April 6, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippines: Abu Sayyaf gives Manila "last chance" to negotiate hostages'.,

April 9, 2002, BusinessWorld, Row over new AFP chief,
April 9, 2002, BusinessWorld, Basilan residents slowly being won over by American troops,

April 12, 2002, BBC Re, Philippine police, army arrest suspected Abu Sayyaf member in Zamboanga City,

April 17, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, US military studying Balikatan extension,

April 19, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, A growing presence,
April 19, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Games people play,

April 20, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Wrong model,

April 25, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, The race for the post of AFP chief of staff,

April 27, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Don't gripe in public, Reyes warns generals,

April 29, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP probes raps linking soldiers to Arlyn kidnap,

April 30, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Gloria's generals,

May 6, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Priests tell GMA: Probe deeper, go to Basilan to solve Abu problem

May 14, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Gloria vouches for Ebdane,
May 14, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Ex-Sayyaf hostages now nurses for Army,

May 17, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Erap pals sue Edsa II generals for coup crime,
May 17, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Nacorda allegation hearsay-Magsaysay.

May 19, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Gloria urges end to AFP bickering,
May 19, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Cracking good time was had by all,

May 20, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, What's wrong with the picture?,

May 25, 2002, Philippine Inquirer, AFP: Ediborah still a hostage despite reported marriage to Abu captor,

May 26, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 'Spent force,' Cimatu calls Abu Sayyaf,

May 27, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, One year,
May 27, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, One place.

May 31, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Bandits say $5-M reward boosts their egos,

June 7, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, US just waiting for RP on logistics pact,

June 8, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Ediborah: She had her chance . . . by Julie S. Alipala,

June 9, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, On the brink of a breakdown.
June 9, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Night of three presidents and two love-struck cousins.

June 10, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Ediborah a hero-Gracia,
June 10, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP wants more US war materiel,

June 11, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Money, money, money,
June 11, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Reyes says coup d'etat complaint a nuisance suit,

June 12, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Townsfolk give GMA icy welcome,
June 12, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, GMA to raise flag in Basilan,

June 15, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Basilan heroine buried,
June 15, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Martin Burnham shot in the back,

June 16, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Stay away from war zone, missionaries warned,
June 16, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, What's the best way to finish off the Abu Sayyaf?

June 17, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, We didn't kill hostages, say Scout Rangers,
June 18, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP: Martin was high-risk case,

June 19, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 4 Indons abducted; Abus suspected,
June 19, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, US soldiers, Abus clash,

June 20, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Gracia 'on the mystic road of love'.

June 22, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Loss of Oakleys doomed Sabaya,
June 22, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Wrong charge vs Larry Mendoza,
June 22, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Southcom says Sabaya dead,
June 22, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Ombudsman set to release resolution on coup raps vs Reyes et al,
June 22, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, GMA, Bush rejoice; former hostages heave sigh of relief,

June 22, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Pa says he was playful; neighbor says a joker,

June 23, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Sequel in the making for a botched rescue,
June 23, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Gloria savors 'great day,' basks in Bush tribute,

June 24, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP has no proof that Sabaya is really dead,
June 24, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Sabaya behind Martin slay, says bandit,

June 25, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP chief hero to Ilocos townmates,

June 26, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Bolstering the myth,

June 29, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Gov't takes war to Abu Sayyaf turf.

July 9, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Coup d'etat charge against Reyes junked,

July 25, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine president welcomes US indictment of five Abu Sayyaf leaders,

July 28, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, GI tagged in shooting,
July 28, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Balikatan effective, says Colin Powell,

July 29, 2002, Manila Standard, Cimatu retires Sept. 1, no extension.
July 29, 2002, BusinessWorld, US, RP military noncommittal on shooting incident investigation.
July 29, 2002, Manila Standard, US denies GIs were in shooting.

July 30, 2002, Manila Standard, RP trooper, not GI, did it,
July 30, 2002, BusinessWorld, GMA hits back at human rights critics,

August 2, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine human rights body clears local, US troops over shooting.

August 3, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, CHR upholds Abu suspect's arrest.

August 5, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine police arrest seven Abu Sayyaf members, 12 robbery suspects,

August 8, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Gloria honors hostages as 'modern-day heroes',
August 10, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, DND hires US lobby firm,

August 11, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Gracia to write book: 'I want to tell the real story',

August 13, 2002, BBC Reports, Two Abu Sayyaf rebels killed in southern Philippines,

August 15, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine senate committee recommends military trial for three officers,

August 16, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 3 AFP officers in Lamitan siege face ax.
August 16, 2002, Manila Standard, General, 2 officers blamed for Lamitan hostage fiasco,

August 26, 2002, BusinessWorld, Mindanao travel advisory stays,
August 26, 2002, BusinessWorld, US won't release Abu Sabaya video,

August 28, 2002, Inquirer, 2 videos do not show Sabaya killed, by Carlito Pablo and Arlyn de la Cruz,
August 28, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Biazon: Senate report on Abu may not pass,

August 29, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 13 children dead in Sabah exodus,
August 29, 2002, BBC Reports, Philippine president rejects talks with kidnappers, military assault...
August 29, 2009, Philippine Daily Inquirer, US combat role reported first in 2002, by Julie Alipala,

August 30, 2002, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf leader killed in Basilan,

September 3, 2002, BusinessWorld, To Take a Stand,
September 3, 2002, Bernama, Philippine Ship with More Than 600 Deportees Sets Sail,

September 7, 2002, BBC, Philippine police arrest close aide of reported dead Abu Sayyaf spokesman,
September 7, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Waiting for 'boat people,' Sabaya right-hand man falls,

September 9, 2002, BusinessWorld, Priest says Sabaya may be alive,
September 9, 2002, BusinessWorld, NPAs nearly finished in E. Visayas,
September 9, 2002, BBC Reports, At least 41 Philippine families flee homes due to communist rebel..,

September 10, 2002, BusinessWorld, New AFP chief takes over (Dissent marks start of shortest stint to,

September 13, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, US thanks RP; GMA renews support,

September 21, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 4 Army Scout Rangers killed in NPA ambush in Leyte,

September 28, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Gov't to blame for Burnham death-Janjalani,

October 4, 2002, BusinessWorld, Gov't blames Abu Sayyaf for deadly Zambo blast (Grenade lobbed)
October 4, 2002, South China Morning Post, Abu Sayyaf bomber killed US soldier, says Philippine military,

October 9, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Live at your own risk, by Tonette Orejas,
October 9, 2002, BusinessWorld, Abu Sayyaf shifting to urban terrorism - SouthCom chief.

October 10, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Reb's daughter 'abducted' by Army.
October 10, 2002, BusinessWorld, Former AFP chief named acting PEA general manager,
October 10, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Former AFP chief is PEA acting boss,

October 11, 2002, BusinessWorld, Defense chief says AFP after holistic cure to insurgency,
October 11, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Army says report of reb kid's abduction fiction,

October 12, 2002, Manila Standard, Schilling tags Janjalani, Sabaya in kidnap,

October 22, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Gloria tells PEA board members to quit, by Carlito Pablo,
October 22, 2002, Manila Standard , All PEA plans, bids suspended,

October 25, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, No collusion, only lapses in Lamitan, solons report,

October 29, 2002, BusinessWorld, To Take A Stand.

October 31, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, NPA bombs seized, vacant camp found,

November 1, 2002 , Philippine Daily Inquirer, Until end, Marine thinking of others,

November 12, 2002 , Philippine Daily Inquirer, Coup talk the work of idle minds,

November 13, 2002, BusinessWorld, Defensor gets 10-day extension as AFP chief,

November 18, 2002, BBC, Philippines: Top Abu Sayyaf leader breaks ties with Janjalani,

November 21, 2002, BBC, Philippine army captures key aide of Abu Sayyaf commander sought by US.
November 21, 2002, BBC, Philippines: Abu Sayyaf chief Janjalani said on the move to evade troops,

November 25, 2002, Philippine Inquirer, Navy intelligence says 2 Sayyaf leaders want to acquire passports.

November 27, 2002, BBC, Philippines: Abu Sayyaf chief Janjalani said on the move to evade troops.

November 29, 2002 , Philippine Daily Inquirer, New chief of staff 'a man of gratitude',

December 1, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 2 Cabinet men out,

December 4, 2002, BusinessWorld, Government scored on move scrapping PEA (Analysis),
December 4, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Basilan mayor accused of shooting cop's relatives,

December 7, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, CHR won't let rights abuse cases slide,

December 12, 2002, BusinessWorld, Ople says RP to pursue Abu Sayyaf group to 'last man',

December 15, 2002, Europe Intelligence Wire, Two Abu Sayyaf members captured in Philippines,

December 16, 2002, BusinessWorld, Capture of Abu members,
December 16, 2002, Gulf News, Senior Abu Sayyaf member arrested,
December 16, 2002, BBC, Philippine military arrest three Abu Sayyaf members in separate incidents,

January 20, 2003, BusinessWorld, Basilan hospital.,
January 20, 2003, Gulf News / AAIW, Top U.S. military officer cancels Basilan trip, by Al Jacinto,

January 24, 2003, BusinessWorld, Scam-riddled PEA has new set of officers,

January 27, 2003, BusinessWorld, Top-level military revamp awaiting GMA approval,
January 27, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP reshuffle looms.
January 27, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Burnham lives on in Basilan school,

January 30, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 'A violent death in an institution she had served with pride',

February 4, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Mining companies staking claims near Baguio,

February 7, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, RP to invoke MLSA in OFW evacuation.
February 7, 2003, BBC Reports, Philippines may seek US help with evacuating workers from Middle East.

February 11, 2003, BBC, Philippine top official links Iraqi envoy to Abu Sayyaf Zamboanga bombing.

February 12, 2003, BBC, Philippines: Iraqi embassy denies diplomat linked to Abu Sayyaf rebel group,

February 14, 2003, South China Morning Post, Abu Sayyaf confirms Iraq funding,

February 18, 2003, BBC Reports, Communist rebel leader surrenders to Filipino authorities,

February 19, 2003, Gulf News, U.S. troops to join hunt for Abu Sayyaf,
February 19, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Defense chief confirms talks to mine PMA lands,
February 19, 2003, BusinessWorld, Defense chief favors new ToR (Senators at odds on necessity of new.

February 21, 2003, BusinessWorld, Arroyo picks De Leon as Navy chief,

March 2, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, A visit from Gen. Eric Shinseki,
March 2, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, US, RP re-engineering a done deal-Bayan,
March 2, 2003, BBC Reports, Philippine group says US, Manila "re-engineer" military exercise agreement,
March 2, 2003, BBC Reports, Philippines: Abu Sayyaf leader says Iraqis offering financial support,

March 5, 2003, BusinessWorld, Balikatan 03-1 to foster Sulu peace, order - SouthCom,

March 6, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Airports, ports, terminals under tight guard.

March 7, 2003, BusinessWorld, Mimaropa governors seek holding of Balikatan in Occidental Mindoro,

March 8, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, NPA on buying binge for PNP, Army uniforms.

March 16, 2003, Inquirer, Visit of top Sabah exec formalizes relations with Puerto Princesa City.

March 19, 2003, BBC Reports, Philippines: Abu Sayyaf leader, four followers killed,

March 31, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 18 NPA rebs killed in Bulacan clashes.

April 1, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Gov't deploys more troops in Bulacan to hunt Reds

April 5, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Abolished PEA still in business,

April 7, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, More civilians turning informants vs NPA, Army execs say.

April 8, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, PEA execs can't be fired without quorum, says GM,

April 11, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Solon files bill to finally abolish PEA,

April 13, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, PEA board defies GMA order,

April 20, 2003, Gulf News, Two women hostages escape,

May 5, 2003, Gulf News, Rebels raid town, 22 dead,
May 8, 2003, BusinessWorld, Military denies Burnham charge on collusion with Abu Sayyaf captors,
May 8, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Ex-hostage elated by Burnham's revelations,

May 9, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Basilan priest raps GMA for coddling military,
May 9, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, GMA orders probe of alleged AFP-Abu collusion,
May 9, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 'Sabaya berated GMA',
May 9, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, On boat to Basilan, they sang 'Let it Be',
May 9, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Traitor,
May 9, 2003, BBC Reports Philippines to probe US hostage's claim of military-Abu Sayyaf collusion,

May 10, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, MILF gives refuge to Abus,
May 10, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, No court martial yet for lack of evidence,
May 10, 2003, BBC Reports, Philippine military starts probe against officers accused of "coddling.

May 11, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Independent body needed for Burnham charges,
May 11, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Gracia's book a story of love, faith,

May 12, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Munoz-Palma boosts Consa,

May 17, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Tight guard,

May 20, 2003, South China Morning Post, Philippine military prepares for retaliatory strikes from rebels...
May 20, 2003, BBC Reports, Philippine intelligence uncovers plot to bomb Zamboanga,

May 25, 2003, Gulf News, Militants married hostages by force,

May 28, 2003, BusinessWorld, Arroyo: $356M of US aid going to military (Part of $4.9-B windfall,

May 31, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Abu says ABS-CBN paid ransom for reporters,

June 2, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Lamitan 'hospital of horror' still haunts AFP, by John Nery,

June 3, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Basilan governor's role in Lamitan disturbing,
June 3, 2003, BusinessWorld, Controversial Lamitan hostage drama recalled,
June 3, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, A reporter remembers,

June 5, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Coast Guard blameless over sea tragedy,

June 8, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Amazing Gracia tells all to DOJ.

June 10, 2003, BusinessWorld, P10-M libel suit vs PDI,
June 10, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Gov files P20-M libel suit vs PDI,

June 13, 2003, BBC, Philippines: Last Abu Sayyaf hostage escapes, placed under army custody,

June 19, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 9 rebs, 1 soldier killed in Zambales.

July 3, 2003, BBC Reports, Philippine military deny priest's claim over fate of Abu Sayyaf leader.
July 3, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Sabaya alive? Military denies priest's claim.
July 3, 2003, BusinessWorld, Military brands reports that Abu Sabaya is alive as mere hearsay.

July 4, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Sabaya alive? Priest too gullible, says solon,

July 9, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, GMA: Gov't to unmask Red fronts,

July 17, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 5 rebs, 2 soldiers killed in Bataan clash.

July 20, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Cool it, officers advised,

July 25, 2003, BBC Reports, Philippine congress finds no substantive proof of Abu Sayyaf, army.,
July 25, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, GMA promotes general in Abu Lamitan escape,

July 26, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Budget deficit shrinks by P22 billion.

July 28, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Mutiny glues most Pinoys to TV, radio.,
July 28, 2003, BusinessWorld, Visayas, South troops back Arroyo,

July 29, 2003, BusinessWorld / AAIW, Businesswise,

July 30, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 7 mutineers major players in war against Abu Sayyaf,
July 30, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Bishop says rebel soldiers deserve understanding.

August 1, 2003, BusinessWorld, Vector,

August 2, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, No witch-hunt in AFP says Southcom chief,

August 4, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Pols warned not to seek NPA aid in 2004 polls,

August 8, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Mutineers used hi-tech guns given by US,

August 14, 2003, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Doctor in Lamitan siege shot dead,

August 18, 2003, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire; Monday, Army reviews case of Lamitan officer.

August 30, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, A 'sensible' article.

August 31, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Loboc Children's Choir goes on tour to help rebuild church,

September 3, 2002, BusinessWorld, Businesswise,

September 8, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 4 factions push DND candidates,

September 22, 2003, BusinessWorld, Five killed as armed men raid Lepanto Mining Corp,

September 24, 2003, BusinessWorld, Ermita named new DND chief,

October 14, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 'We walked out casually as if we were policemen',

October 15, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Recaptured Abu suspect claims he is military agent,

October 23, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Abu suspects cramped in overcrowded jail,

October 24, 2003, BusinessWorld, Weekender: Environment,

October 29, 2003, Inquirer, 25 Scout Rangers lead assault on cop station, beat up scion in Gen San.

October 31, 2003, Inquirer, Hero of Basilan siege relieved over beating,

November 3, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Lamitan 'hero' not wanted in GenSan,

November 4, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, US troops here to train amid tight security,

November 13, 2003, BusinessWorld, Army chief candidates,

November 16, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Abu now commands the Philippine Army,

November 23, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Post office tunnels found,

December 11, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Aetas decry rights 'violations' by Army,

December 12, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 230 Pampanga families flee their communities,

December 17, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Aetas camp out vs Army presence,

December 23, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Mysterious Philpost diggings linked to postal execs,

December 26, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Anti-Red war casualty count: 108,
December 26, 2003, BBC Reports, Philippine paper reports communist insurgency casualties in 2003,

January 14, 2004, BusinessWorld, How to manage violence (Commentary),

January 20, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Hero of Lamitan siege says sorry to GenSan dads,

January 23, 2004, BusinessWorld, Briefs,

February 4, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, US projects going to waste, says gov,

February 10, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Hero of Basilan siege reprimanded by AFP,

February 29, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Doctor-topnotcher leaving as nurse,

March 2, 2004, BBC Reports, Philippine communists burn military camp, kill one in Kalinga Province,

March 3, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Left assails campaign vs Bayan Muna,

March 4, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Sellout.

March 8, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Grand debate.

March 12, 2004, Business World, Abu Sayyaf arrest,

March 16, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Top doctor pursues nursing job in US,

March 23, 2004, BBC Reports, Philippines military capture communist "guerrilla camp", one dead.

April 7, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, US wants Abu suspect extradited for kidnap-slay,

April 11, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Doctor in top 5 decides to stick to rural service,

April 24, 2004, BBC Reports, Philippine military hopes to arrest Abu Sayyaf chief "very soon",
May 7, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Party-list groups to sue Gonzales for slays, attacks,

May 21, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, MILF leader with Abu links, pal captured,

June 27, 2004, New Straits Times, Hostages survive Abu Sayyaf, Filipino army shoot-out,

July 10, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Militarization of the Cabinet,

July 14, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Kyamko retiring as Southcom chief; no replacement yet,

July 26, 2004, BusinessWorld, Abu victims' relatives: What about us?

July 31, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 'I love to see your land free of terror'.

August 1, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Aglipay in my crystal ball,

August 2, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Abu lawyer denies Gracia cleared AFP,
August 2, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer Cleared?

August 4, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Ex-Abu hostage confirms collusion,
August 4, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Photo, name of wanted man don't match,

August 5, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, DOJ ready to ask US to bring back Gracia,
August 5, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Abu hostage to tell all in Dos Palmas book.

August 9, 2004, Business World, One Man's Meat,

August 10, 2004, Business World, To take a stand,
August 10, 2004, BusinessWorld, To take a stand,

August 14, 2004, BBC Reports, Philippine court sentences 17 kidnap group members to death,

August 15, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Flogging a dead horse,
August 15, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, GMA: Hand of steel vs Pentagon justified,
August 15, 2004, BBC Reports, Philippine president hails military operation against Abu Sayyaf,
August 15, 2004, BBC Reports, (Corr) Philippine president hails military operation against kidnap gang,

August 16, 2004, BusinessWorld, Abu Sayyaf decision lauded,

September 5, 2004, BBC Reports, Philippine officials hail arrest of slain Abu Sayyaf leader's sister,
September 5, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Abu Sabaya's sister nabbed in Basilan,

September 6, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Captain's testimony raises issue anew, by Philip C. Tubeza,

September 8, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Sabaya's sister kept ransom, cops claim,

September 16, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, DPAs for gov't in Abu Sayyaf slain in Zamboanga,

October 10, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Command responsibility in the AFP,

October 12, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Good moves,

October 14, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, American accents get jobs,

October 16, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 4 ex-AFP chiefs of staff to be questioned,
October 16, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Garcia: Zero combat but exposed to millions,

April 17, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Give the mayors power over police,

October 18, 2004, Gulf News, Ex-army chiefs called to testify in fund scam,

October 19, 2004, AAIW, Garcia mum at House probe (Suspended general invokes 'right against,

October 20, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Noose tightens on Garcia,

October 21, 2004, BusinessWorld, Lawmakers vow to closely scrutinize Defense budget,

October 22, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Reyes owns cock farm in Para[currency]aque,

October 24, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP's golden parachute,
October 24, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Father of first and only Filipino doctor in German army mentor..

October 25, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, This is too much,' says ex-AFP chief,

October 26, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Fixed term,
October 26, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Reyes tells probers: You're destroying AFP

October 27, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, BCDA itching to evict ex-generals from P12-B property,

October 30, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Abaya bows out with fury,

October 31, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Her father's daughter,

November 4, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Solons ask: Will Abaya evict ex-generals from P12-B land?,

November 8, 2004, BusinessWorld, Foreign national kidnapped by Abu Sayyaf dead - MILF,
November 22, 2004, Gulf News, More join hunt for the elusive Abu Sayyaf chief,
November 24, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Raps filed in Luisita carnage,
November 24, 2004, BusinessWorld, Sto. Tomas, Cojuangco accused of murder,

November 26, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Relief operations go on in Aurora, Nueva Ecija,

December 1, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 10 soldiers dead in clash with NPA,

December 2, 2004, BusinessWorld, Reds attack relief mission team,

December 11, 2004, Gulf News, Five killed in blast during rights rally in southern Luzon,

December 12, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, NPA owns up raid in Olongapo City.

December 15, 2004, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Marines kill 2 Abu Sayyaf suspects,
December 15, 2004, Gulf News, Two Abu Sayyaf members killed in Zamboanga,
December 23, 2004, BBC, Philippine military braces for attacks over reported death of Abu Sayyaf chief,

January 6, 2005, Gulf News, Omar Janjalani heads Abu Sayyaf after Khaddafi's death, says military official,

January 20, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Marine group set to desert Erap 3 days ahead of Reyes,

January 23, 2005, BBC Reports, Philippine army says communists stoking strike to provoke national unrest.

January 24, 2005, Philippine D. Inquirer, Luisita situation a security threat with NPA infiltration, says Army.

February 3, 2005, Philippine D. Inquirer, Gunmen rub out key witness to killing of Pagadian journalist,

February 8, 2005, Asia Pulse, Philippine Soldiers Seize Illegally-Cut Logs in N. Luzon,

February 12, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Abu Sayyaf chief's aide falls,

February 18, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Religious scholar, actor-to-be lead rebels,

March 8, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Terrorist

March 15, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Military blames NPA for killings at Luisita,

March 21, 2005, Asia Pulse, Philippines Gov't Eyes Sale of AFP SOUTHCOM Complex,

March 29, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Ex-AFP chief loses P.6 million to thieves,

March 30, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Bishops press gov't to resolve Luisita killings,

April 30, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Army chief OKs pullout of 41st IB troops from Abra,

May 12, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP book links NUJP to communist groups.

May 30, 2005, BusinessWorld, Next AFP chief expected to stay longer in office,

June 23, 2005, BusinessWorld, Malacanang postpones military chief's turnover rites tomorrow.

June 30, 2005, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, 5 top Red leaders in C. Luzon nabbed.

July 6, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Colonel blames Reds for woes,

July 7, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Nolcom chief quits post 4 months to retirement,

July 8, 2005, Business World, Tolentino to NolCom; AFP says no politics in Dominguez exit,
July 8, 2005, BusinessWorld, Abu Sayyaf hunt,
July 14, 2005, BusinessWorld, Abu Sayyaf clash,

July 15, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Outgoing Nolcom chief admits feeling bitter over AFP top post,July 15, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Abu reiterates AFP neutrality: We will remain apolitical,
July 15, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, GMA reaping benefits of AFP 'revolving door',

July 18, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Text messaging Army's indispensable tool in war,
July 18, 2005, BBC Monitoring International Reports, Philippine military reiterates political neutrality

July 22, 2005, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Generals on Garci tape probed,
July 22, 2005, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, AFP investigating generals linked to poll fraud charges

August 15, 2005, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Senga takes over as GMAs 8th military chief of staff,

August 28, 2005, BBC Reports, Philippine official says ferry blast work of Abu Sayyaf group.

August 29, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 28 hurt in Basilan ferry bombing,
August 29, 2005, China Daily, Ferry blast injures 30, p.8,
August 29, 2005, Business World, 30 hurt in Basilan ferry bombing.

August 31, 2005, Thai Press Reports, Bomb on Philippine ferry injures 30,

September 8, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Death toll in ferry blast rises to 3.

October 25, 2005, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Mining firm renews offer to explore sites in PMA,

November 2, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 2 terror suspects fall in Baguio,

November 3, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Wrong guy, intel man says of terror suspect,

November 4, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Terror suspect sent to Basilan,
November 4, 2005, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Wrong guy, intel man says of terror suspect,

November 16, 2005, BBC, Philippine troops pursue Abu Sayyaf bandits as fighting in Sulu "contained",

December 3, 2005, Philippine Inquirer, General's conviction draws mixed reactions from soldiers, lawyers,
January 9, 2006, BBC Reports, Philippine army says Abu Sayyaf rebels "scared" off by US troops' arrival,

January 19, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Bottled H2O now part of US arsenal vs terror,

March 6, 2006, BusinessWorld (Philippines) Tribunal to hear suits vs Proclamation 1017.
March 6, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Lomibao: Bishops not on arrest list,

March 10, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Crackdown in AFP widens,
March 10, 2006, BusinessWorld, 25 soldiers held over coup attempt,

March 11, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 'Restiveness may erupt',

March 18, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP's 'official version' out soon,

March 24, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 20 officers in plot face court-martial,

March 31, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Retiring Senga wont rush action vs Lim, 19 others,

April 12, 2006, BusinessWorld (Philippines) Slain Abu Sayyaf leader,

April 23, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Abu chieftain ordered Jolo co-op bombing,

June 27, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Basilan puts on new face,

July 4, 2006, BBC Reports, Philippine military alleges foreigners involved in Communists' operations.

July 6, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Civilian leaders stopped soldiers from attacking,

July 7, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Former Army bigwigs served eviction notice from Fort Boni,

July 13, 2006, BBC Reports, Philippines: Troops, officials welcome appointment of new military chief.

July 15, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Retired generals get 20-day court reprieve from eviction,

July 26, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 17 Scout Rangers linked to coup plot sent to Tanay.

July 29, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 38 officers charged,

August 3, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Iron fist for Rangers, kid gloves for Marines,

August 25, 2006, BusinessWorld (Philippines) Slain Abu Sayyaf,

August 29, 2006, BBC Reports, Abu Sayyaf chief, Jemaah Islamiyah militants avoid Philippine military,

September 18, 2006, BBC, Philippine Marines clash with Abu Sayyaf on Sulu, five soldiers wounded...,

September 20, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Breeding new fighters in Sulu,

October 20, 2006, BBC Reports, Philippine president orders deployment of more troops to Sulu,

November 15, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP sacks sabungero colonel,

November 22, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Esperon defends move: That is my prerogative,

November 28, 2006, Inquirer, Court-martial panel formed to try Miranda, Lim, Querubin, 27 others.

December 15, 2006, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Esperon clears 2 officers at start of court-martial,

January 7, 2007, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Troops kill 7 Abu leaders in gun battle,

January 18, 2007, BusinessWorld, Top Abu Sayyaf leader slain in Sulu battle,

January 19, 2007, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Engineer of death,

May 1, 2008, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Fallen colonel sought AFP reforms, say mistahs, by Nikko Dizon,

June 20, 2008, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Son of Abu Sayyaf,

August 15, 2008, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP to media: Allow our soldiers to die with dignity,

December 31, 2008, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Father, 2 sons killed in strafing incident,

January 4, 2009, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Kidnap victim files raps vs Abu Sayyaf in Basilan,

February 24, 2009, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 'Danny Lim' ad first salvo for Senate run,

March 12, 2009, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Pay Abu P50M or attack.

June 16, 2009, Thai Press Reports, Philippines: PNP confirms high-value personalities among slain Abu,

June 3, 2009, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Top AFP execs pocketing bulk of rewards, says prof,

June 7, 2009, Philippine Daily Inquirer, US to look into fund messes Kenney,

June 28, 2009, BBC News, Philippine police sends elite troopers to battle Abu Sayyaf,

July 19, 2009, BBC Reports, Newly appointed Philippine marines chief vows no letup against Abu Sayyaf,

July 23, 2009, Philippine Daily Inquirer, GMAs roller-coaster ride with 4 insurgencies,

August 19, 2009, Thai Press Reports, Philippines: DND, AFP checking on identities of slain Abu Sayyaf,

August 26, 2009, BBC Reports, Philippine armed forces admit difficulty in finding Abu Sayyaf bandits,

August 29, 2009. Inquirer, US combat role reported first in 2002, by Julie Alipala,

September 21, 2009, BBC Reports, Philippine military take hill occupied by Abu Sayyaf,
October 6, 2009, Asian Journal, Controversy Clouds U.S.-Philippines Military Pact,

October 17, 2009, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP ready to welcome 11 soldiers,

October 28, 2009, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP court junks rebel soldiers plea,

November 4, 2009, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Officers cleared in coup try walk free,

February 23, 2010, BusinessWorld, Armed Forces bracing for retaliatory attacks from Abu Sayyaf,

March 8, 2010, BBC Reports, Philippine marines kill seven suspected Abu Sayyaf terrorists in Sulu raid,

April 22, 2010, BBC Reports, Philippines says situation in Basilan under control, security tightened.
April 22, 2010, BusinessWorld, Nabbed Isabela attack suspect dies,

September 21, 2010, BusinessWorld, Moro rebels, government troops clash on eve of peace summit (... as.

September 26, 2010, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Cops say hostage-taking vendetta for kidnapping,

November 4, 2010, Thai Press Reports, Philippines: Wanted Abu Sayyaf man nabbed in QC,
November 4, 2010, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Abu Sayyaf member held for kidnapping.

November 7, 2010, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Car runs out of gas, saves trader from kidnapping,

November 10, 2010, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 5 cleared in airport blast sue gov, others,

November 16, 2010, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 1 of 2 kidnapped teachers released,

December 27, 2010, Philippine Daily Inquirer, NewsBriefs

December 29, 2010, BBC Reports, Philippines sacks Sulu police chief over Abu Sayyaf bombing,

January 8, 2011, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Bishop: Basilan now lawless province,
January 8, 2011, BBC Reports, Philippines: Catholic bishop asks authorities to restore peace, order in...

January 14, 2011, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Golez links DND chief, 5 generals to Garcia plunder,

January 19, 2011, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Reyes: I am not powerful man behind Carlos Garcia,

January 28, 2011, Philippine Daily Inquirer, P50-M sendoff gift for Reyes,

January 29, 2011, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Ex-colonel to link GMA,

January 30, 2011, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Abu Sayyaf outlasts 14 generals,

January 31, 2011, Thai Press, Philippines: Drilon confident P-Noy will not tolerate new expose in AFP,

February 14, 2011, BusinessWorld (Philippines) Abu Sayyaf leader dead in Basilan encounter,

May 8, 2011, BBC Reports, Philippine authorities arrest Abu Sayyaf member over Mindanao terror...

May 10, 2011, BBC Reports, Philippine police watching Muslim enclaves in Metro Manila for terrorists,

August 2, 2011, BBC Reports, Four Philippine soldiers face probe for "torturing" suspected separatist,

March 8, 2012, Variety, Captive.(Movie review) Chang, Justin,

May 22, 2012, BusinessWorld, Funds released,

August 17, 2012, BusinessWorld, Three Soldiers Dead in W. Mindanao Clashes,

September 17th, 2011, Inquirer, American soldiers still involved in fighting in South—WikiLeaks,

Texts: Philippine Inquirer

May 31, 2001, Inquirer, 11:51 PM, US naval force arrives in RP,

June 1, 2001, Inquirer 11:53 PM More aircraft, forces to be sent; intermediary appointed
June 1, 2001, Inquirer 11:51 PM 'Unthinkable' MILF says on aiding Abu Sayyaf
June 1, 2001, Inquirer, 11:29 PM Biazon: Gag Palace spokesperson, by Martin Marfil, Armand Nocum,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer, 11:24 PM Papal envoy here to mark 50 years of Vatican-RP ties,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer, 11:14 PM Soldiers face warrior class
June 1, 2001, Inquirer, 11:05 PM US warplanes leave, by Tonette Orejas
June 1, 2001, Inquirer, 10:42 PM 7 civilians, 14 soldiers injured in Basilan,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer, 8:01 PM 3 communist rebels slain in clashes with gov't troops, by Tonette Orejas
June 1, 2001, Inquirer, 7:51 PM Independence seen part of Muslim meet agenda, by Edwin O. Fernandez
June 1, 2001, Inquirer, 7:43 PM Still no ransom demand from Abu Sayyaf, says Palace,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer,7:41 PM 2 civilians wounded as troops overrun Abu lair in Basilan,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer,6:29 PM Military 'quarantines' Basilan, deploys 2,000 more troops,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer, 6:01 PM Namfrel pushes for automated ARMM elections,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer, 6:00 PM Abu Sayyaf kin in MILF helping them hide: Golez,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer, 5:14 PM Lawyer claims Recto votes will see further deductions,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer, 4:33 PM Abu Sayyaf tries to flee; military intensifies ops,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer, 0:34 AM Who wants to be a millionaire?

June 2, 2001, Inquirer, Palawan security a disgrace
June 2, 2001, Inquirer, Op-Ed, Abu Sayyaf strike yet again by Rasheed Abou-Alsamh
June 2, 2001, Inquirer, 11:12 PM GMA sees victory over Abu Sayyaf, Juliet L. Javellana, Dave Veridiano,
June 2, 2001, Inquirer, 0:36 AM 1,000 families flee from gov't assault on Abu Sayyaf
June 2, 2001, Inquirer, 0:05 AM Gov't troops clash with Abu Sayyaf, by Julie Alipala-Inot, Jonathan F. Ma

June 3, 2001, AFP with INQ7, 10:17 AM Abu Sayyaf gunmen escape cordon,
June 3, 2001, AFP with INQ7, 1:35 AM Abu Sayyaf mounts counter attack on security forces,
June 3, 2001, INQ7, 11:47 PM 'I saw fear in Americans' faces',
June 3, 2001, Inquirer, 8:25 PM US FBI agents seek to talk to freed hostages,
June 3, 2001, Inquirer, 7:35 PM Military know location of Abu Sayyaf kidnappers,
June 3, 2001, INQ7, 6:00 PM Idle youths to be organized into work gangs,
June 3, 2001, INQ7, 5:54 PM Freed hostages urge government to negotiate with Abu Sayyaf,
June 3, 2001, INQ7, 4:13 PM Romero to Abu Sayyaf: Free all hostages,
June 3, 2001, INQ7, 3:43 PM 2 Dos Palmas hostages found dead, 1 beheaded,
June 3, 2001, INQ7, 2:40 PM Army captain, 11 soldiers killed scores wounded,
June 3, 2001, AFP with INQ7, 1:10 PM Catholic priests found safe; church damaged from gunfire,
June 3, 2001, INQ7, 11:33 AM Five hostages escape, Abu Sayyaf take four new captives,
June 3, 2001, Inquirer, 11:29 AM GMA wants SEC to stress on capital market buildup,
June 3, 2001, INQ7, 11:27 AM GMA stresses need for AFP modernization,
June 3, 2001, Inquirer News Service, 10:57 PM US says RP kidnap drama 'disturbing',
June 3, 2001, Inquirer News Service, 10:42 PM Abus escape cordon, Julie Alipala-Inot, Jonathan F. Ma,
June 3, 2001, INQ7, 3:44 AM Mediator Castillo to Abu Sabaya: Call me,
June 3, 2001, INQ7, 0:53 AM Social welfare, DOH ready food, medicine for wounded, evacuees,


June 5, 2001, Inquirer, 11:36 PM 'Failure of command' says retired officer, by Julie Alipala-Inot
June 5, 2001, Inquirer, 11:38 PM Diplomatic corps: Abu Sayyaf is "temporary problem"--Golez,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 11:35 PM Abu Sayyaf fled with medicines, Medical workers from hospital,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer, 11:24 PM New fighting erupts; 2 more soldiers killed, Julie Alipala-Inot,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer, 11:30 PM Ragtag band running circles around military,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 11:12 PM Death of two hostages pained GMA,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer, 10:58 PM President ponders between martial law, state of emergency,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer, 10:54 PM Romero kin paid P10M, says Basilan governor, Dona Pazzibugan,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer, 10:50 PM US serviceman lost in Pinatubo, by Tonette Orejas,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 6:03 PM Macapagal's all-out war on Abu gets CHR vote of confidence,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 3:47 PM Lamitan open, news blackout in Tuburan, says Macapagal,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 3:29 PM State of emergency Congress' call: President,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 3:20 PM Military reshuffle looms amid failure to nab bandits, By Lira Dalangin,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 2:42 PM Reyes agrees to checkpoints, curfew in Basilan,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 2:08 PM President appeals to public to understand, support military,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 1:25 PM Iranians, Lebanese involved in Abu kidnapping: report,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 12:54 PM 'Mastermind' in Dacer case to be charged, says NBI chief,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 12:47 PM 2 more soldiers reportedly slain in new clash with bandits,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 12:40 PM Don't blame us for your failures,' says MILF,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 11:21 AM Military may be forced to engage MILF in Tuburan,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 11:21 AM Gov't talks, fights with Abu Sayyaf: military, by Dart Tiglao
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 10:40 AM Military, Abu Sayyaf clash near Tuburan town,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 9:13 AM State of emergency proposal not a gov't priority: Golez,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 8:51 AM Abu Sayyaf contacts gov't intermediary,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 8:13 AM Former negotiator denies hand in ransom for escapees,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer, 2:21 AM Enrile: Yes to martial law, Carlito Pablo, Martin Marfil,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer, 1:56 AM Macapagal orders release of funds for soldiers, Julie Alipala-Inot,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer, 1:55 AM MILF may be helping Abus, says AFP spokesperson,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer, 1:45 AM Palace denies attempt to muzzle radio station, by Martin P. Marfil,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer, 1:15 AM Bandits, hostages vanish, Julie Alipala-Inot, Jonathan F. Ma Carlito Pablo
June 5, 2001, Inquirer, 0:40 AM Bandits rode slow boat to Basilan, say fishermen, by Geraldford P. Ticke
June 5, 2001, Inquirer, 0:01 AM Amanpulo was original target of Abu Sayyaf, by Juliet L. Javellana,


June 7, 2001, Inquirer, 11:06 PM Abu Sayyaf threatens to behead US hostage, by Alexander Young,
June 7, 2001, Inquirer, 9:56 PM Cop tagged as mastermind in Bacalla kidnap-slay,

June 8, 2001, Inquirer, 11:50 PM Farmers seek end to 'militarization',
June 8, 2001, Inquirer, 11:47 PM Calls for separate state boost MILF,
June 8, 2001, Inquirer, 11:35 PM 4 American Muslims barred from country,
June 8, 2001, Inquirer, 11:33 PM 'They treat us like Aetas are nobody',
June 8, 2001, Inquirer, 11:27 PM FBI gives ‘technical’ support against Abu,
June 8, 2001, Inquirer, 11:09 PM 600 Filipino soldiers to help keep peace in East Timor,
June 8, 2001, Inquirer, 10:04 PM Militant farmers demand troop pullout in Mindoro,
June 8, 2001, Inquirer, 9:44 PM Peace talks with Left to resume in Oslo this month,
June 8, 2001, Inquirer, 9:36 PM Lanao del Sur counting reset, canvassers can’t stand heat,
June 8, 2001, Inquirer, 8:53 PM Ransom money is “dirty money,” says MILF leader,
June 8, 2001, Inquirer, 6:14 PM 'Implement agrarian reform law,' farmers tell Macapagal,
June 8, 2001, Inquirer, 1:32 PM Kidnappings up 26%, police figures show,
June 8, 2001, Inquirer, 12:54 PM Macapagal signs 'imperfect' power bill,
June 8, 2001, Inquirer, 12:24 PM Bandits will pay "heavy price" if they kill Americans: military,
June 8, 2001, Inquirer, 12:17 PM Military ops vs Abu Sayyaf continue in Basilan, Jolo,

June 9, 2001, Inquirer, Op-Ed, Why martial law isn't needed in Basilan by Rasheed Abou-Alsamh
June 9, 2001, Inquirer, 10:50 PM Palace says hardline stance on Abus stays, by Juliet L. Javellana
June 9, 2001, Inquirer, 11:20 PM From Jikiri to Abu Sayyaf, by Peter Jaynul V. Uckung,
June 9, 2001, Inquirer, 11:10 PM Angry Palaweños bury Abu Sayyaf victims, by Geraldford P. Ticke
June 9, 2001, Inquirer, 10:41 PM General warns of long fight with Abu Sayyaf,
June 9, 2001, Inquirer, 10:23 PM Bombed away: A Banwaon story, by Ma. Kristina E. Cassion
June 9, 2001, Inquirer, 9:56 PM Gov't intermediary reaches 'understanding' with Abu Sayyaf,
June 9, 2001, Inquirer, 9:47 PM Navy patrol nabs 9 Viet fishers off Palawan isle,
June 9, 2001, Inquirer, 9:24 PM Insurgency seen as 'big business',
June 9, 2001, Inquirer, 8:40 PM Troops to stay in Basilan until all hostages are rescued,
June 9, 2001, Inquirer, 4:00 PM Hostages are 'OK' Sabaya says to gov't intermediary,
June 9, 2001, Inquirer, 3:44 PM Gov't studying plan to arm Basilan residents vs bandits,
June 9, 2001, Inquirer, 3:14 PM Immigration alert for entry of Indonesian terrorists,
June 9, 2001, Inquirer, 2:59 PM Army commander in Basilan 'confident' of crushing bandits,
June 9, 2001, Inquirer, 2:11 PM Military imposes 'curfew' in Pampanga town,

June 10, 2001, INQ7, 11:53 PM MNLF nixes independent state
June 10, 2001, INQ7, 11:20 PM MILF criticizes latest gov't offer of amnesty,
June 10, 2001, Inquirer,11:14 PM 2 Abu suspects slain in Basilan, by Julie Alipala-Inot and Carlito Pablo
June 10, 2001, INQ7, 11:13 PM Libya offers help in hostage crisis,
June 10, 2001, INQ7 / AFP, 6:14 PM Libya supports no-ransom policy, slams Abu terrorism
June 10, 2001, INQ7, 5:42 PM Gov't studying proposal relocating Palace to Mindanao,
June 10, 2001, INQ7, 5:31 PM Beware of 'brokers,' military warns kin of Abu hostages
June 10, 2001, INQ7, 4:11 PM Cayetano: Charter change will divide the nation,
June 10, 2001, INQ7, 3:32 PM MNLF men clash with Abu Sayyaf bandits in Jolo,
June 10, 2001, INQ7, 12:54 PM Gov’t firm on policy vs Abu; Castillo stays as intermediary,
June 10, 2001, INQ7, 11:26 AM Soldiers kill 2 Abus, nab 3 others in Basilan,
June 10, 2001, AFP, 11:07 AM American hostages in peril as deadline set to end,
June 10, 2001, AFP, 6:21 AM Macapagal calls on Libya leader to help free hostages,
June 10, 2001, INQ7, 0:05 AM Blast hurts 3 in Zambo City; authorities rule out Abu angle,

June 11, 2001, INQ7, Mindanao as Southeast Asian by Patricio Abinales
June 11, 2001, INQ7, 8:10 PM Sophisticated Abu Sayyaf network frustrates military,
June 11, 2001, INQ7, 5:49 PM Gov't to formally ask Malaysia to include Sairin in Abu talks,
June 11, 2001, INQ7, 5:41 PM Malaysian mediator awaits gov’t approval; talks with Sabaya,
June 11, 2001, INQ7, 5:07 PM Macapagal creates Basilan crisis management committee,
June 11, 2001, INQ7, 5:03 PM Hostages kept in civilian homes in Basilan: military,
June 11, 2001, INQ7, Interviews: Satur Ocampo
June 11, 2001, INQ7, Interviews: Col. Victor Corpus
June 11, 2001, INQ7, Interviews: Ramon Tulfo
June 11, 2001, INQ7, Interviews: Senator Panfilo Lacson
June 11, 2001, INQ7, Interviews: Brig. Gen. Edilberto Adan
June 11, 2001, INQ7, Interviews: Bobi Tiglao, INQ7 grills its former boss, Palace spokesman Bobi Tiglao
June 11, 2001, INQ7, Interviews: Mary "Rosebud" Ong: The thorn in Lacson's side

June 12, 2001, Inquirer, 10:59 PM Beheading a bloody 'gift' for Macapagal,
June 12, 2001, Inquirer, 10:47 PM Singaporeans new target of kidnap-for-ransom gangs,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 10:06 PM NPAs kill four soldiers despite peace talks,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 9:54 PM Gov. Aguinaldo, driver, die in ambush in Tuguegarao,
June 12, 2001, Inquirer, 9:09 PM Beheading report may be true, according to gov't assessment,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 8:50 PM Beheading report may be true, according to gov't assessment,
June 12, 2001, AFP, 7:02 PM Church appeals to Abu Sayyaf to free hostages,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 7:02 PM Gov't deploys fresh troops in Basilan,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 6:15 PM Abu bandits split into 4 groups, hostages with Janjalani, Sabaya,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 5:59 PM Namfrel files complaint vs Lanao del Sur poll officers,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 5:39 PM Abu aide says US hostage beheaded, video taken,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 5:04 PM Estrada lawyers to hold 'brainstorming' session,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 4:26 PM Gov't officials hopeful US hostage still alive,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 4:15 PM Macapagal says her gov't has not 'softened up',
June 12, 2001, INQ7 / AFP, 3:43 PM Mahathir says will study RP request for negotiators,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 3:04 PM Macapagal cabinet reconvenes to discuss hostage crisis,
June 12, 2001, AFP, 2:13 PM Tourism chief unfazed by Abu Sayyaf hostage crisis,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 2:13 PM Malacañang statement on reported hostage beheading,
June 12, 2001, AFP, 1:35 PM Malaysian mediator upset over 'execution' of American,
June 12, 2001, AFP, 1:09 PM Vatican condemns 'beheading' of American by Abu Sayyaf,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 12:52 PM US slams Abu for reported beheading of American,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 12:41 PM Macapagal condemns hostage beheading claim,
June 12, 2001, AFP, 12:12 PM 2 Abu bandits killed in encounter: military,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 12:10 PM Military strategy vs Abu defended,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 12:03 PM 'Abu Sabaya is deranged' says Armed Forces spokesman,
June 12, 2001, AFP, 11:16 AM Gov’t troops fan out to look for 'executed' hostage,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 11:41 AM British citizens warned on Palawan, Mindanao trips,
June 12, 2001, INQ7 / AFP, 10:10 AM Abu claim on beheading yet to be confirmed: Golez
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 10:00 AM Intensify force, no ransom, says Palace spokesman,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 9:44 AM No more negotiations, says Abu Sayyaf,
June 12, 2001, AFP, 9:13 AM Singaporean buys freedom from Filipino abductors,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 8:50 AM Abu Sayyaf to send ‘film’ as proof of beheaded US hostage,
June 12, 2001, INQ7 / AFP, 8:23 AM More heads to roll: Abu Sayyaf,
June 12, 2001, AFP, 8:36 AM President calls emergency meet after beheading claim,
June 12, 2001, INQ7, 7:57 AM American hostage beheaded: Abu Sayyaf spokesman,
June 12, 2001, AFP, 4:58 AM Malaysian mediator awaits approval, pleads for hostages,
June 12, 2001, INQ7 / AFP, 12:05 PM Abu Sayyaf says American beheaded

June 13, 2001, Inquirer, 11:23 PM Gov't orders probe on Aguinaldo ambush,
June 13, 2001, Inquirer, 11:10 PM Gloria plans to activate anti-kidnap superbody,
June 13, 2001, Inquirer, 11:05 PM 2 headless bodies found in Basilan,
June 13, 2001, Inquirer, 11:02 PM Sobero kin tie yellow ribbons on palm trees,
June 13, 2001, Inquirer, 10:50 PM 'No ceasefire, ransom, deal',
June 13, 2001, Inquirer, 10:38 PM AFP believes Sobero still alive: spokesman,
June 13, 2001, Inquirer, 10:37 PM Gov’t to revive anti-kidnap superbody,
June 13, 2001, Inquirer, 9:48 PM Radio blackout creates Independence Day scare,
June 13, 2001, Inquirer, 9:45 PM Gov't negotiators vow to be flexible,
June 13, 2001, Inquirer, 8:03 PM Abu bandits behead Muslim priest, says Tipo-tipo mayor,
June 13, 2001, Inquirer, 6:47 PM Palace denounces NPA assassination of Aguinaldo,
June 13, 2001, Inquirer, 6:46 PM Macapagal approves shifting venues for MILF peace gab,
June 13, 2001, Inquirer, 6:15 PM Abu Sayyaf supporters to be arrested and charged,
June 13, 2001, Inquirer, 5:27 PM Basilan toll: 32 dead, 73 wounded, 3 captured,
June 13, 2001, Inquirer, 5:01 PM Malaysian negotiator pleased help not needed in Abu crisis,
June 13, 2001, Inquirer, 4:55 PM Abu spokesman accused of 'disinformation',
June 13, 2001, Inquirer, 0:16 AM One family’s fear, loathing for Abus, by Nash Maulana,

June 14, 2001, Inquirer, Op-Ed, Headless, by Conrado de Quiros
June 14, 2001, Inquirer, Letter, Escape from the Abu Sayyaf, Reghis Romero,
June 14, 2001, Inquirer, Editorial, Radio Abu Sayyaf
June 14, 2001, Inquirer, 11:41 PM Abu Sayyaf offers P50,000 monthly pay to recruits, Alexander Young
June 14, 2001, Inquirer, 11:38 PM 3 face raps for Aguinaldo murder, by E. Caldez and V. Visaya Jr.
June 14, 2001, Inquirer, 11:27 PM 2 hostages released after payment of P10M, by Alex M. Young
June 14, 2001, Inquirer, 11:13 PM Wife says Sobero ran off with girlfriend in RP, by Martin P. Marfil,
June 14, 2001, Inquirer, 11:07 PM Loose firearms mostly in Mindanao, police say,
June 14, 2001, Inquirer, 11:00 PM Secret negotiations ongoing for release of 2 hostages,
June 14, 2001, Inquirer, 10:55 PM Agui slay forces gov't to suspend peace talks, Juliet Javellana
June 14, 2001, Inquirer, 10:50 PM 'No ceasefire, ransom, deal',
June 14, 2001, Inquirer, 10:35 PM Abus eyed in hijacking of Malaysian vessel, Martin P. Marfil,
June 14, 2001, Inquirer, 10:32 PM Identity of headless body confuse police, media,
June 14, 2001, Inquirer, 10:27 PM Police chief raises doubts on Singaporean’s abduction by Nelson Flores
June 14, 2001, Inquirer, 9:30 PM Malaysian bank to open branch in Zambo City,
June 14, 2001, Inquirer, 8:52 PM Macapagal orders review of Maynilad water rates hike,
June 14, 2001, Inquirer, 7:11 PM Malacañang can’t stop oil price hike,
June 14, 2001, Inquirer, 7:07 PM Palace to review Estrada request to attend SONA,
June 14, 2001, INQ7, 6:25 PM Military sets food blockade vs Abu Sayyaf
June 14, 2001, INQ7, 5:26 PM NPA slain Aguinaldo deserves honors: military
June 14, 2001, AFP, 5:23 PM Gov't may drop rebellion charges vs Estrada allies
June 14, 2001, INQ7, 5:06 PM Palace no longer wants talks with Abu Sayyaf, by Lira Dalangin,
June 14, 2001, INQ7, 4:59 PM Abu Sayyaf selling video of American’s 'beheading', by Lira Dalangin,
June 14, 2001, INQ7, 4:58 PM Bandits release Malaysian barge after P330,000 paid, by Lira Dalangin,
June 14, 2001, INQ7, 4:24 PM Military believes Muslim priest was killed by Abu Sayyaf
June 14, 2001, INQ7, 4:13 PM Basilan ex-solon confirms voice of Muslim cleric
June 14, 2001, AFP, 2:44 PM Armed Forces to arm, train civilians against Abu Sayyaf
June 14, 2001, INQ7, 2:12 PM Bayan Muna opposes Estrada attendance in 'social functions'
June 14, 2001, INQ7, 1:10 PM Islamic priest talks, held by Abu Sayyaf, by Dart Tiglao,
June 14, 2001, AFP, 12:50 PM Unknown gunmen hijack Malaysian barge, flee to RP
June 14, 2001, AFP, 12:10 PM Have gun, cash, will travel, for new Abu Sayyaf recruits, by Cecil Morella,
June 14, 2001, AFP, 11:04 AM Bandits claim new abduction, make no mention of Americans
June 14, 2001, INQ7, 10:46 AM Bayan Muna’s Ocampo says he was tortured by Aguinaldo,
June 14, 2001, INQ7, 10:00 AM Congressmen urged to tighten security amid Aguinaldo killing,
June 14, 2001, INQ7 / AFP, 8:36 AM Philippines puts peace talks with communists in 'recess',

June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 11:33 PM Iligan blast kills 2,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 11:26 PM Top officials to form anti-crime 'superbody', Christine Avendaño
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 11:23 AM Abu Sayyaf’s Robot ready to surrender: Singson
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 11:13 PM Military says Abu freed no hostages,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 10:57 PM Continue peace talks in Oslo, gov't urged, Villamor Visaya Jr,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 10:54 PM Singson brokering Abu chief' surrender, Alexander M. Young,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 10:52 PM 2 dead, 31 hurt in Mindanao grenade attack,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 10:36 PM Chavit on Robot negotiations: It’s for country, not money,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 9:48 PM NDF scored for setting norms on human rights violations,
June 15, 2001, INQ7, 8:25 PM AFP deploys ‘overwhelming force’ against Abus,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 7:49 PM Communist chief slams 'recess,' seeks talks with next president,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 7:24 PM Palace says Nur still MNLF head,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 7:20 PM Civilians avert GenSan bombings,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 7:30 PM Governor fears collapse of talks with ex-NPAs,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 7:11 PM Romulo to head anti-crime 'superbody': Palace,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 6:11 PM Military unaware of Abu leader's surrender feelers,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 6:10 PM Robot seeks fair trial, says lawyer,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 6:10 PM Private sector gets major role in anti-crime body,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 4:59 PM Macapagal gov't still optimistic on peace talks,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 1:31 PM Singson talks with Abu bandit has Palace ‘blessings’
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, 1:19 PM Legislators back gov’t move to suspend peace talks
June 15, 2001, INQ7, 1:17 PM Other groups to replace the Abu Sayyaf: MILF
June 15, 2001, Inquirer, Op-Ed, The Marines mystique unraveled, by Ramon Tulfo,

June 16, 2001, Inquirer, Editorial, Confusing signals
June 16, 2001, Inquirer, A grand plan to destabilize GMA administration? Belinda Olivares-Cunanan
June 16, 2001, Inquirer, 11:49 PM Is Janjalani dead? by Julie Alipala-Inot
June 16, 2001, INQ7, 11:44 PM Officials doubt if Abu chief’s sincere
June 16, 2001, Inquirer, 11:21 PM Part I: Truth first told in Sierra Madre, by Jovito Salonga,
June 16, 2001, Inquirer, 11:14 PM 3 Abu hostages walk to freedom, by Juliet L. Javellana
June 16, 2001, INQ7, 11:14 PM Freed hostage says foreign negotiators good for captives,
June 16, 2001, Inquirer, 11:13 PM Military says Abu freed no hostages,
June 16, 2001, Inquirer, 11:09 PM Salonga: Sison masterminded Plaza Miranda bombing,
June 16, 2001, Inquirer, 11:02 PM Red leader: Salonga driven by obsession, by Juliet Labog-Javellana
June 16, 2001, INQ7, 7:54 PM Hostage freed for P6M ransom as doctor brokers pay-off: source,
June 16, 2001, INQ7, 7:04 PM Khadafy Janjalani dead, confirms Basilan Governor
June 16, 2001, INQ7, 6:48 PM Malacañang statement on the release of three hostages,
June 16, 2001, INQ7, 6:44 PM Freed Muslim cleric whole but beaten black and blue, by Dart Tiglao,
June 16, 2001, AFP, 6:10 PM 3 more hostages freed, still no sign of Americans,
June 16, 2001, INQ7, 5:31 PM Malacañang eyes troop pullout in Sulu with Robot surrender, Lira Dalangin,
June 16, 2001, INQ7, 4:27 PM Robot surrender in 72 hours, says former Ilocos governor, Fe B. Zamora,
June 16, 2001, AFP, 4:24 PM Abu Sayyaf frees three hostages,
June 16, 2001, AFP, 2:40 PM Bishops back killing of bandits to free hostages,
June 16, 2001, AFP, 1:52 PM Gov't moves to save peace talks with communist rebels, by Cecil Morella,
June 16, 2001, INQ7, 1:30 PM US eyes military action on Abu for allegedly beheading Sobero
June 16, 2001, AFP, 12:36 PM Hostages' kin warned against fake mediators,
June 16, 2001, INQ7, 11:49 AM Relatives hopeful Sobero still alive after phone call
June 16, 2001, AFP, 10:24 AM Military has not seen Sobero in Abu Sayyaf sightings,
June 16, 2001, AFP, 10:01 AM US State Department warns citizens on Philippine travels,
June 16, 2001, INQ7, 9:10 AM Abu Sabaya to surrender if Robot arrest goes well: report,

June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 10:40 PM P5-M ransom paid for teenage hostage, by Julie Alipala-Inot
June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 10:47 PM Gov’t-NDF peace talks may resume in August, TJ Burgonio
June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 10:59 PM 'Sobero, Pinay captive engaged', by Jofelle Tesorio
June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 11:25 PM Zambales folk decry land-grabbing try, by Rocky Nazareno,
June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 11:45 PM 'Bombing proved Sison’s logic correct', by Jovito Salonga,
June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 11:57 PM Opposition, civil society also hold state hostage, by Amando Doronila
June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 5:54 PM VP Guingona off to Libya for opening of MILF talks,
June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 5:06 PM Janjalani grave heavily guarded by Abus, says Basilan Governor,
June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 4:23 PM Hostages earned freedom because of age, goodwill,
June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 3:02 PM Talks with NDF resume in August after 60-day recess, says Bello,
June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 1:45 PM Hostages' health deteriorating in rugged Philippines jungles,
June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 1:37 PM Firefight erupts in Basilan on eve of presidential visit,
June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 12:39 PM Gov’t allows Chinoy reps in anti-crime 'superbody',
June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 11:18 AM List of Abu Sayyaf hostages held in Basilan island,
June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 5:20 AM Chronology of Abu Sayyaf hostage crisis,
June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 4:56 AM Press watchdog seeks justice for wounded broadcaster,
June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 4:41 AM Freed Abu Sayyaf hostage relates fate of American,
June 17, 2001, Inquirer, 1:39 AM Hostages injured during siege at Lamitan,

Gloria all for splitting House speaker’s term
Estrada changes mind, won’t attend GMA’s Sona
Mindanaoans vote their own for party list seat
Recto widens lead in canvass as Puwersa lawyer walks out
Angara proposes 'direct amendment’ to Constitution
Marcoses, Sison foes laud Salonga book
PCGG to appeal Sandigan verdict favoring Cojuangco
Cayetano: I have the numbers for Senate presidency
'Roco spoiling public school teachers'

June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 11:02 PM Who’s Stef Saño? by Carlito Pablo, Juliet Javellana and Volt Contreras
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 10:38 PM Daughter of Uratex owner kidnapped, by Philip Tubeza,
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 10:31 PM Perez: Too late to file charges against Joma, by Cathy C. Yamsuan
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 11:36 PM All because of craving for Coke, by Alexander Young,
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 10:34 PM Politburo denounces Sison as mad killer, by Jovito Salonga,
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 10:31 PM Perez: Too late to file charges against Joma, by Cathy C. Yamsuan,
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 10:27 PM Gloria forays into bandits’stronghold, Alexander M. Young,
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 10:18 PM Abu letter surfaces amid ransom talks, Juliet L. Javellana
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 10:13 PM Estrada son granted 5 days of freedom,
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 10:03 PM Military now presumes Sayyaf killed Sobero, by Carlito Pablo
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 9:24 PM 'Roco spoiling public school teachers',
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 9:24 PM PCGG to appeal Sandigan verdict favoring Cojuangco,
June 18, 2001, AFP, 9:20 PM Cayetano: I have the numbers for Senate presidency,
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 9:19 PM Zambales land ours, says gov, by Cesar Villa
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 9:17 PM Tourism takes another blow as Zambales tourists panic, Rocky Nazareno
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 8:38 PM US 'gravely concerned' about Sobero's fate,
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 6:37 PM Perez surprised by Abu Sayyaf request for his help,
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 6:25 PM Share prices down 0.6 percent on profit-taking, volatile peso
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 6:08 PM Sabaya wants to talk with Perez, promises to release hostages,
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 5:32 PM Robot applies for safe conduct passes with Southern Command,
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 5:21 PM Economy hostage to Abu kidnappings: Macapagal,
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 5:18 PM Catholic bishops urge gov't to bomb Abu Sayyaf lairs,
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 5:16 PM Abu Sayyaf appealing for negotiations: Palace,
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 3:46 PM Abu Sayyaf crisis could jeopardize talks with MILF,
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 3:17 PM Malacañang powerless in ransom pay by kin,
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 5:10 PM Fil-Chinese student kidnapped in UP Diliman,
June 18, 2001, Inquirer 0:06 AM Terrorism no barrier to tourism--Gordon
June 18, 2001, Inquirer, 0:18 AM New solon readies g-strings, by Desiree Caluza

June 19, 2001, AFP, 9:33 PM War with Abu Sayyaf proving costly: official,
June 19, 2001, AFP, 5:33 PM Gov’t to send medicine to Abu Sayyaf hostages,
June 19, 2001, INQ7, 5:22 PM Basilan town to arm children vs Abu Sayyaf,
June 19, 2001, INQ7, 5:16 PM Southcom to grant Robot safe conduct pass on 3 conditions,
June 19, 2001, INQ7, 3:50 PM Macapagal shuts out media from Abu developments,
June 19, 2001, INQ7, 3:25 PM Macapagal downplays Salonga expose on communist leader,
June 19, 2001, AFP, 2:54 PM Chinese poachers nabbed off Palawan,
June 19, 2001, INQ7, 2:50 PM Macapagal won’t give Abu leader safe conduct pass,
June 19, 2001, INQ7, 12:47 PM Abu leader signed letter to President: Golez,
June 19, 2001, AFP, 12:37 PM Guerillas may have killed Sobero to 'set example': Adan,
June 19, 2001, INQ7, 11:24 AM Classes in four Basilan towns still suspended,
June 19, 2001, INQ7, 11:03 AM Abu letter links Estrada men in ransom payoff: Perez,
June 19, 2001, INQ7, 10:28 AM Military shuns taking Abu kin to counter bandit abductions,
June 19, 2001, INQ7, [robots.txt] Philippines-Malaysia patrol drills on amid hostage crisis,
June 19, 2001, AFP, 8:08 AM Peace agreement between gov’t, MILF to be signed in Libya,
June 19, 2001, INQ7.net, 3:57 PM Macapagal brands UP abduction as plot 'to destabilize gov't',
June 19, 2001, INQ7.net, 1:46 PM Young Estrada assures 'no way' he would flee the country,
June 19, 2001, INQ7.net, 9:34 AM Orange ribbons, get-together await former mayor in San Juan,
June 19, 2001, AFP, 4:18 PM Doctors ask court to let Estrada stay in hospital,
June 19, 2001, AFP,   PCGG to appeal Sandigan verdict favoring Cojuangco,
June 19, 2001, INQ7.net, 9:30 PM (Manila Time) Angara proposes 'direct amendment' to Constitution,

June 19, 2001, INQ7.net, 12:37 PM (Manila Time) | Guerillas may have killed Sobero to 'set example': Adan,

June 20, 2001,
Peace talks with MILF open in Libya
Macapagal assured kidnapping case to be solved in one week
Kidnap victim’s family admits paying ransom
Palace admits police has no leads to UP abduction
Senator claims businessman paid for daughter’s release
Malacañang studies plan to resume construction of annex
Adan links MILF to abduction, release of Zamboanga captives
Media panned for alleged ‘black propaganda’
Anti-Estrada lawyers vow to oppose court hospital ruling
Father of Abu hostage wants to hear daughter’s voice
Batanes congressman confident of speakership
MILF rogue group free two hostages ahead peace talks
Sandiganbayan rules Estrada can stay in hospital for trial
Another Abu ‘suicide squad’ prepares attack: report
Anti-crime superbody takes on heinous, organized crimes
Lacson irked for being linked to UP kidnapping incident
Kadhafi praised for bringing ‘peace to the Philippines’
89 detained Filipino workers freed soon
Gov't set to protect claim over Sabah
Senate workers’ bid for pay hike blocked,
Price tags placed on Abu hostages
Safe-conduct pass for Abu leader nixed
Erap son wants more free time
Ex-senator blames Reds for Plaza Miranda blast
Gloria: Perez can’t serve as negotiator
Comelec propped up Recto, says Puwersa
Macapagal sees sinister plot in kidnappings
Senator-elect De Castro can hardly wait
Basileños resort to 'hamurabi'
Abus not part of Tripoli talks
Gordon pushes RP tourism despite Abu Sayyaf crisis
Gains of land reform cited
Zambales land belongs to gov’t--SC ruling
Macapagal summons ‘prayer power’ to solve hostage crisis
Hunt for Sayyaf bandits costing gov’t P8M a week

Thursday June 21, 2001, Philippines
Gov’t warns gossips on using text messaging to spread lies
Macapagal: New anti-crime body to ‘simplify fight vs criminals
Interior chief orders probe on ‘Drug Queen’ escape
Businessmen arm selves vs kidnap groups, says PNP
Suspected NPA member arrested in Pangasinan
Typhoon ‘Emong’ gains strength, nears Southern Luzon
Ecija businessman, 21, found dead in Bulacan
Lawyer offers PlayStation for glum Estrada
Recto in 12th slot after final, unofficial tally: Comelec chair
Court punishes Estrada son for violating prison leave
Severed heads of 3 soldiers found in Tuburan town
President apologizes to Cheng family for kidnap remarks
Former hostage slams media on false ransom reports
Supreme court reopens graft case of Cojuangco
Gov’t advisers named in peace talks with communist rebels
Abu letter shows military offensives effective: Palace
Basilan residents score gov't as Abu Sayyaf crisis continues
Khaddafy Abubakar Janjalani’s letter to President Macapagal
Ombudsman may drop Mark Jimenez as witness
Estrada lawyer demands judge to step down
Abu bandit, buying antibiotics, gunned down by military
Abu Sayyaf avoids contact, military denies lull
PPC to settle speakership via elimination process: Padilla
Military prioritizes search for 'living' hostages
Jinggoy Estrada seeks additional 10-day reprieve
Kin wants Abu Sayyaf to confirm fate of US hostage
1 CAFGU killed by suspected NPA men
Peace talks begin in Tripoli between gov’t and MILF
Court junks libel suit against De Castro
Stop reclassification of CARP lands—farmers
RP-Malaysia agreement aims to solve illegal migration
Lacson asks court to stop DOJ probe
Khadafy Janjalani is alive, says brother Hector
Gov’t takes ‘holistic approach’ in solving security problems
They’re afraid of Erap's son
Cell phone robbers kill again
Tala High principal removed
Anti-crime group decries lazy justice system
Malabon squatters won’t leave without fee
Bad employees
Beacon of light
Former censors chief cleared
MMDA has new excuse for waste scheme snag
Chinese shoots self after brawl
Erap’s men behind kidnappings? - On Target


July 3, 2001, Inquirer, Battling the Abu Sayyaf, batting for ‘extra measures’
July 3, 2001, Inquirer, The MNLF and MILF
July 3, 2001, Inquirer, Plot and counter-plot, destabilization moves
July 3, 2001, Inquirer, Military psy-ops and need for a nat'l security strategy

July 9, 2001, Inquirer, Troops given 90 days to crush kidnappers,
July 9, 2001, Inquirer, 5:50 PM Gov’t scores vs Abu Sayyaf anew,

November 11, 2001,
Lahar destroys Albay town’s vital water pipes
Same stories remain 5 years after Marinduque mine spill
Ecija rice millers air woes
K-9 dog shot dead in child’s defense
Doctors save babies with heart ailments
P62-B railroad to span 6 regions in Mindanao
Palawan revives use of dialects
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Peace talks with MILF open in Libya
Macapagal assured kidnapping case to be solved in one week
Kidnap victim’s family admits paying ransom
Palace admits police has no leads to UP abduction
Senator claims businessman paid for daughter’s release
Malacañang studies plan to resume construction of annex
Adan links MILF to abduction, release of Zamboanga captives
Media panned for alleged ‘black propaganda’
Anti-Estrada lawyers vow to oppose court hospital ruling
Father of Abu hostage wants to hear daughter’s voice
Batanes congressman confident of speakership
MILF rogue group free two hostages ahead peace talks
Sandiganbayan rules Estrada can stay in hospital for trial
Another Abu ‘suicide squad’ prepares attack: report
Anti-crime superbody takes on heinous, organized crimes
Lacson irked for being linked to UP kidnapping incident
Kadhafi praised for bringing ‘peace to the Philippines’
89 detained Filipino workers freed soon
Gov't set to protect claim over Sabah
Senate workers’ bid for pay hike blocked
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Police score big against robbery gang; drug pusher
Cop relieved for settling score
Woman nabbed for taking civil service examination
2 big Microsoft pirates raided
Students, teachers slam Mayor Atienza’s critics
Makati firing 1,700 city gov’t employees
Vendor shot dead over unpaid card game bet
Trader killed over parking feud