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GO readies charges vs 12-0 operators
‘Maguindanao results stink to high heavens’

BY DENNIS GADIL

SENATE minority leader Aquilino "Nene" Pimentel yesterday said the Genuine Opposition (GO) will sue election operators who gave Team Unity a 12-0 victory in Maguindanao province.

"We will sue the election operators, Comelec officials who worked with them, and officials of the board of canvassers who looked the other way while massive fraud was being done," Pimentel said.

The Team Unity camp just shrugged off the accusations of cheating.


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Special polls set in 5 more
ARMM areas

BY GERARD NAVAL

THE Commission on Elections yesterday suspended elections in five more areas in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), bringing the total to 18.

Commissioner Rene Sarmiento said these areas are the municipality of Indanan in Sulu, three barangays in Akbar, and a barangay in Sumisip, both in Basilan.

Elections were postponed earlier in 13 municipalities of Lanao del Sur.

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5 cops eyed in burning of
school building

BY RAYMOND AFRICA

THE PNP yesterday placed under restrictive custody five members of the Southern Tagalog Police-Regional Special Operations Group for their alleged participation in the burning of the Pinagbayanan Elementary School in Taysan, Batangas a day after the elections.

A teacher and a poll watcher were killed. Police had initially blamed the New People’s Army.

The highest ranking of the five is a police inspector (equivalent to lieutenant in the military) who acted as the team leader. They are now under detained at Camp Vicente Lim in Canlubang, Laguna, home of the Southern Tagalog Police Office.

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