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PUBLISHED ON November 21, 2006 AT 8:04 AM

An update on the standoff at UP Diliman involving the Collegian.

Dong Puno on the killings of journalists:

The media does have a point when it expresses dissatisfaction with the conviction rate and the reality that the other cases have shown little movement over the past several years. But there is some truth to the response that the pace of justice in this country is that slow, and that the problem is squarely on the lap of the Department of Justice in regard to slow-poke prosecutors, and the Supreme Court in respect of the turtle-like pace of courts.

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