We have started to collect the most important news related to Philippines in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A Philippine government campaign sharply cuts firecracker injuries over the holidays, an official says.
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The Philippines armed forces chief says 53 officers who mutinied in 2003 are set to be freed from custody.
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Philippine troops kill an Islamist militant wanted by the US after raiding his safe house, officials say.
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The wife of a British clergyman is reportedly charged with his murder in the Philippines.
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Troops line the streets of Manila as soldiers who led a failed mutiny last month return to court.
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A court jails 14 Abu Sayyaf militants for the abduction of a group of tourists, five of whom were killed.
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Dozens are arrested, and others are being sought by police, after a failed coup attempt in the Philippines.
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Philippine President Gloria Arroyo says soldiers involved in a coup bid will face the full force of the law.
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A coup bid by renegade soldiers in a Manila hotel ends after they surrender to government forces.
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The Philippine army sends more than 1,000 troops to a Manila hotel taken over by renegade soldiers.
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At least six die in the Philippines as heavy storms hit the island ahead of the arrival of Typhoon Mitag.
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Boundaries on a proposed Muslim homeland in the Philippines are agreed, a government official says.
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The death toll from a powerful bomb at the Philippine parliament rises to four, including an MP, officials say.
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A Filipino crew seizes control of a Taiwanese fishing vessel to protest against alleged mistreatment.
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Former President Joseph Estrada is freed from detention, after receiving a pardon from his successor.
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Former Philippine President Joseph Estrada is pardoned by his successor after being convicted of corruption.
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A deadly explosion in the Philippines was probably not a bomb attack as first feared, police say.
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High-grade explosives were used in a bomb in the Philippines capital that killed nine people, police say.
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