Philippines warns of more terror after Manila bombings
In Manila five powerful bombs ripped through the capital on a Saturday, killing at least 14 and injuring up to 100. Police suggested Muslim rebels may be involved while officials pointed to other groups, as fear and speculation spread following blasts at a train, bus, airport, and park.
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In Tabasco Mexico the PRI led legislature amended the state constitution to push the acting governor’s election 18 months after a court ruling voided the October gubernatorial vote. PRI allies back the move while opposition groups pledge a united front to challenge the ruling and restore electoral integrity.
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Bombing Wave Strikes Manila Area Killing Nine at Station
A train coach split at Blumentritt Station in Manila leaving nine dead and many injured as debris and mangled seats litter the area. A bus terminal blast in Quezon City damaged the facility. a third blast hit near Ninoy Aquino Airport injuring six at a fuel depot. A fourth blast wounded nine at a park near the U.S. Embassy and a fifth bomb at a Dusit hotel gas station exploded during police action, with one bomb expert killed.
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