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Congress urged to honor Ninoy's death by compensating martial law victims
August 18, 2003

As the nation commemorates the 20th death anniversary of Senator Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino, Jr. on August 21, Congress could best honor Ninoy's martyrdom by passing legislation that would compensate the more than 10,000 human rights victims of Martial Law. read more


OFW kin's help sought on absentee voting law
August 12, 2003

Families of overseas Filipinos must help out government in its information campaign, Presidential Adviser on Overseas Filipino Communities Secretary Heherson T. Alvarez today urged, to avoid wasting Republic Act 9189 or the Overseas Absentee Voting Act that will allow them to vote while abroad beginning with the May 2004 national elections.
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Restoration of Balagiga Bells must correct a misinformation of Philippine History
August 11, 2003

We welcome the recent news reports on the possible return to the Philippines of at least one of the bells of Balangiga in Samar pursuant to a US Congress Resolution that urged President Bush to give us back the bells. read more



UNESCO DECLARES EarthSavers DREAMS Ensemble "Artists for Peace
August 11, 2003

The Earthsavers DREAMS Ensemble, a unique theatre company of disabled, disadvantaged and indigenous artists, becomes the first performing group in the Asean region to be bestowed the prestigious "UNESCO Artists for Peace" award in keeping with the organization's principles and ideals. This was reported by Philippine Envoy to France and UNESCO, Ambassador Hector Villaroel as a great honor for the country.
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Ninoy Aquino - compelling and relevant
On the 20th anniversary of the Martyrdom of Ninoy Aquino
19 August 2003 , Manila Peninsula , Makati City
August 21, 2003 , The Philippine Star, page 14

It does seem unfortunate that after 20 years after his martyrdom, the cause of which he died is still very much alive.

Ninoy Aquino is our martyr for constitutional democracy and peace. After seven years of incarceration and three years of exile he was going home seeking to restore our democratic and constitutional processes through a peaceful dialogue with the strongman Ferdinand Edralin Marcos.
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Statement on the Citizenship Retention and Reacquisition Law
August 29, 2003

It does seem unfortunate that after 20 years after his martyrdom, the cause of which he died is still very much alive.

Ninoy Aquino is our martyr for constitutional democracy and peace. After seven years of incarceration and three years of exile he was going home seeking to restore our democratic and constitutional processes through a peaceful dialogue with the strongman Ferdinand Edralin Marcos.
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Gov't cracks whip on extorting immigration officers
at NAIA

August 26, 2003

Government scored anew in its drive against graft and corruption with the recall of three immigration officers assigned at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) for alleged extortion activities, Presidential Adviser of Overseas Filipino Communities Secretary Heherson T. Alvarez today said. read more





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