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ANG mga mug shot Janet Lim Napoles na kinuha kahapon ng PhilippineNational Police sa Camp Crame. MARIANNE BERMUDEZ

Kakanta ka na?pagkakulong.

Ani Lacierda, pag-aaralankung maaring maging state

witness ang negosyante labansa mga nakinabang sa scam,na ginamitan ni Napoles ngkoneksyon niya sa pamaha-laan at Kongreso at ng 20pekeng NGO.

“Let me just stress that thefact of one becoming a state

witness is with the prosecu-tion. It depends now on who

will handle the case. If it’s with the Ombudsman, it’s theOmbudsman who will deter-mine whether she can be astate witness. So that is not

within our prerogative, it’s with the body that will beprosecuting the case,” aniya. NBordadora, TQuismundo

Nina Michael Lim Ubac at Christine O. Avendaño

PINALUTANG kahapon ng Malacañang namaaring gamiting state witness si Janet Lim-Napoles para kasuhan ang mga mambabatas

na kumubra umano ng abot sa 70 porsiyento ngP10-bilyong sangkot sa pork barrel scam sa nakali-pas na 10 taon.

Matapos sumuko sa Pangu-lo, sampung minutongnakipagpulong kay G. Aquinosi Napoles, 49, ang umano’y utak sa pagbulsa sa pork bar-rel ng limang senador at 23kongresista.

“He (President) wants thetruth to come out and now

we’re closer to the truth,hopefully, with her comingout,” ani Edwin Lacierda,tagapagsalita ng Pangulo.

Si Lacierda ang nag-ayos ngpagsuko ni Napoles kay G.

Aquino. Nakatrabaho niya angabogado ni Napoles na si LornaKapunan sa “Robocop” law of-fice ng noon ay Sen. Raul Roco.

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China binawiimbitasyon

kay AquinoHINDI tutuloy si Pangulong

Aquino sa pagbisita sa Tsina sasusunod na linggo matapos ba-

wiin ng Beijing ang imbitasyonsa kanya para dumalo sa 10thChina-Asean Expo (Caexpo).

“The President has decidednot to proceed... taking into con-sideration China’s request for thepresident to visit China at a moreconducive time,” sabi kahapon ni

Raul Hernandez, tagapagsalita ngDepartment of Foreign Affairs.Hindi masabi ni Hernandez

kung bakit binawi ng Tsina angimbitasyon: “Maybe you can ask China.”

Tinawagan ng INQUIRER angembahada ng Tsina pero hindimakontrak.

Nag-aagawan ng teritoryo saWest Philippine Sea ang Beijingat Maynila.

Nauna nang sinabi ni EdwinLacierda, tagapagsalita ng Pan-gulo, na mahalaga ang pagdaloni G. Aquino sa Caexpo dahilPilipinas ang “country of honor”ngayong taon.

Layunin ng Caexpo na pala-kasin ang relasyon ng Tsina at

Asean. Tarra Quismundo

At bakit, espesyal yang isang yan?tanong ng madami

KUMALAT ang pagdududa sabuong bansa mula sa iba’t ibangsektor at indibidwal, kabilangna mga lider ng Simbahan atmga netizens, na hindi mai-

wasang isipin na ang pagsuko niJanet Lim-Napoles kay Pangu-long Aquino ay sang-ayon sai s a n g s c r i p t n a p a n g i t a n gpagkakasulat.

Ayon kay retired ArchbishopOscar Cruz, nasorpresa siya sa

mga pangyayari na nauwi ni-tong Miyerkules ng gabi sa pag-suko ni Napoles, ang diumanongutak sa likod ng P10-bilyongpork barrel scam.

“I’m amazed at the script of the whole drama. Meaning tos a y , o n e d a y s o m e o n e a n -nounces a reward for the cap-ture of somebody. Then laterthat somebody surrendered tonone other than to the one whooffered the reward,” sabi niCruz. Leila B. Salaverria, PhilipC. Tubeza, Marlon Ramos

Roxas dumepensa kay PNoy law,” ani Roxas sa Filipino.

Ani Roxas, mismong Panguloang nagkusang sumama sapunong himpilan ng pulisya saQuezon City.

“Nung paalis na kami, sabing Pangulo ‘puyat na tayo lahat.Damay-damay na tayo. Ihatidko na kayo’,” Roxas said.

Sabi ni Roxas, binabantayansi Napoles ng Special ActionForce ng PNP.

Hiniling ni Napoles natiyakin ang kanyang kaligtasandahil nanganganib umano siya,ani Roxas, na hindi sinabi kunganong panganib sa buhay anghinaharap ng babae.

Ni Nikko Dizon

LUMALABAS na ang Pangulo ang takbuhan ni JanetLim-Napoles kapag meron siyang problema—tuladnang sulatan niya si G. Aquino nang may sumubok umanong mangikil sa kanya at nang sumuko siya saPunong Ehekutibo matapos maging pugante dahil sakasong illegal detention.

Mismong si G. Aquino angnaghatid kay Napoles, umano’y utak ng P10-bilyong pork barrelscam, nang dalhin ang negos-

yante sa Camp Crame sa Que-zon City makaraang sumukoMiyerkules nang gabi.

Ipinagtanggol ni Interior Sec-retary Mar Roxas ang Pangulo.

“She’s not an influential per-son. What is important is thePresident received surrenderfeelers from her and he decidedthat Ms Napoles, being a possi-ble witness or a (fugitive) ...,everything should be done sothat she would be returned tothe custody or ambit of the

Inutos ng mga senador paglabas ng porkHINDI bababa sa tatlong senadorang nag-utos na ibigay ang mil-

yu n-m ily ong pis o mul a sa ka-nilang pork barrel sa mga NGOni Janet Lim-Napoles, sabi niCommission on Audit (COA)Chair Grace Pulido-Tan sa Senateblue ribbon committee kahapon.

Paulit-ulit nang itinanggi ngmga senador na nadadawit saanomalya na wala silang alam sapagpapatupad ng mga proyek-tong pinondohan ng kanilangpork barrel o Priority Develop-

ment Assistance Fund (PDAF),

partikular ang pagpili sa makiki-nabang na NGO.Sa unang pagdinig ng Senado

sa scam ay inisa-isa ni Tan kungpaano binigyan nina Sen. JuanPonce Enrile, Jinggoy Estrada,Ramon Revilla Jr. at GregorioHonasan ng kabuoang P1.093bilyon ng kanilang PDAF angmga NGO ni Napoles mula 2007hanggang 2009.

An i Tan, ki nu mp ir ma ni naEnrile at Revilla ang kanilangpirma at ang pirma ng kanilang

mga kinatawan sa mga doku-

mentong kaugnay sa PDAF nanapunta sa mga NGO na natuk-lasang peke.

Kinulimbat umano ni Napolesang P10 bilyon mula sa PDAF atinilagay sa kanyang mga ac-count sa bangko.

Sa kaso ni Honasan, kinumpir-ma ng isang project coordinatorang mga pirma sa dalawangdokumento ukol sa pagbigay ngP14.55 milyon sa Agri and Eco-nomic Program for Farmers Foun-dation, Inc.—ang NGO ni Napoles

na pinondohan umano niya. NB

IPINAKITA ni Edwin Lacierda, tagapagsalita ng Pangulo, sa isang press conference ang larawan ni JanetLim-Napoles at abogado niyang si Lorna Kapunan sa loob ng Malacañang kahapon. Lacierda said the presidentand Napoles discussed the preparations done to secure her safety. LYN RILLON

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 2013 3F EATURES

PREMYADONG PHOTO ANG kuhang ito ni Jeoffrey Maitem ng INQUIRER Mindanao ng isang amang binalot ng pulangkumot at kinarga ang anak palayo sa lugar kung saan nagbabakbakan ang mga sundalo’t mgarebeldeng Moro sa Maguindanao ay nanalong first place sa Red Cross Award for HumanitarianReporting 2013 photo category. Lumabas ito sa Across the Nation section ng P HILIPPINE D AILY

INQUIERER . Ang storya ni Julie S. Alipala ng INQUIRER Mindanao na pinamagatang “Women take leadin bridging peace” ang kumuha ng second place print category.

Pregnant smokers doomeven future generationsNi Philip C. Tubeza

WOMEN who smoke during pregnancy endanger the health not just of thechild they are bearing but also that of

their future great-grandchildren, anantismoking group said yesterday.HealthJustice said

a recent study in the American Journal of Physiology—LungCellular and Molecu-lar Physiology showedsmoking during preg-nancy “is linked toasthma up to thethird generation.”

“This means that a

woman’s smoking can

afflict offspring farbeyond her own chil-dren, going as far asher great-grandchil-dren,” it added.

The group notedthat earlier studieshave demonstratedhow parental smokinghas been linked to be-havioral problems as

well as to a decrease

in cognitive functionand self-control inchildren.

“Even though thereare multiple causesfor childhood asthma,research linking thisserious chronic condi-tion to maternal nico-tine exposure duringpregnancy for up tothree generationsshould give mothers-to-be even more rea-sons to reconsidersmoking,” HealthJus-tice quoted doctor

Virender K. Rehan,the author of the

study, as saying.

“Eliminating theuse of tobacco duringpregnancy could helphalt the rise in child-hood asthma and en-sure healthier childrenfor generations tocome,” it added.

Lawyer Diana Triv-ino, HealthJusticeproject manager, saidChronic ObstructivePulmonary Disease(COPD) and asthmaare among the lead-ing causes of deathsin the Philippines.

“Studies haveshown how the dis-

ease can affect pro-

ductivity and impairone’s quality of life.People need to knowthat their smokingcan seriously affectthe health and wel-fare of their childrenand of their children’schildren,” Trivinosaid.

“If informationsuch as this were tobe placed on cigarettepacks, maybe fewerparents would contin-ue to smoke,” sheadded.

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Kinasuhankonsehong MaynilaMAARING mapalabanna naman si ManilaMayor Joseph Estrada.

Kumasa ang isangpangkat ng mga oper-aytor ng bus sa hamonni Estrada at hinilingsa k orte na ibasuraang mga resolusyonng konseho ng Mayni-la na nagbabawal sapagpasok ng ilang bussa lungsod.

Tinuk oy ng F air- view Quiapo BaclaranBus Operators Associ-ation Inc. si Estrada at

Vice Mayor Francis co“ I s k o M o r e n o ” D o-m a g o s o s a k a s o n gsibil na isinampa nila.

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with much disce rnment of God’s will, Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle told theBrotherhood of Christian Businessmen and Pro-fessionals (BCBP), a Catholic charismatic orga-nization which celebrated its 34th Grand Na-tional Breakfast Anniversary. Jocelyn R. Uy

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SHOWBUZZ FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 20134

ROMEL M. LALATA, Editor

Celebs’ thoughtson a rainy day

Now that we’re in its after-math, is “Pain, pain, go away”all that we can say?

CARLA ABELLANA : I setaside thoughts about myself and thought only about our

country. What I saw in the news was nothing new, really. But Isaw that it was getting worse by the day and realized that we re-ally have to do somethingquick. It was great seeing thePhilippine Navy and PhilippineCoast Guard involved rightaway. I also saw even noncelebsreaching out to victims throughphotos in social media. Itamazed me that people were re-ally making efforts. It just goesto show that no matter what

your s tatus in life is, there is a

way for you to help. It doesn’thave to be financial and youdon’t have to go to far-flung ar-eas. Somewhere, someone is inneed of help and every individ-ual is capable of helping. The

Filipino people are resilient,strong and positive no matter what.

MARTIN NIEVERA : WhileMaring was raging, all I kept re-peating in my head was “Again?Seriously?” As resilient as theFilipinos can be, I still feel wecan definitely be spared fromthe constant fear of floodsrewriting our future. I alwaysfeel helpless when I see thesecalamities in the news in thecomfort of my very dry couch inmy very dry living room. All of a sudden I want to turn intoIron Man and save every drowning child and family. AsTony Stark with just his bank

account, I could do wondersduring times like these. But un-fortunately, I am none of theabove. My only superherostrength is my will to help, my

song to heal and my heart topray for a very wet and still-smiling nation. So since I amleaving for a week (right beforemy 3D concert on Sept. 13) toguest in a couple of US showsof Anne Curtis (Aug. 31 at

Agua Caliente in Palm Springsand Sept. 1 at the Grand SierraHotel in Reno), I will try tosqueeze every sympathetic dol-lar I can out of our audiencesand bring home their donationsto the Red Cross and Sagip Ka-

pamilya Foundation. I may notbe Iron Man but I will fly. I willdo all I can for my fellow Fil-ipino. I guess moments likethese make us all want to be“Super Filipinos!”

MARVIN AGUSTIN: I wasthinking about how the stormshitting our country have wors-ened, so the local governmentunits and all of us Pinoys mustcome up with better strategiesto cope with and to prevent

floods. It’s already 2013 and yet we still have the same problem.I hope the time will come whenno one will have to stay inevacuation centers and wait forrelief goods.

MIRIAM QUIAMBAO:I am grateful to God thatmy family and lovedones are safe and that Iam blessed to be [ableto] help the flood vic-tims in whatever way I

can.KIM ATIENZA : “Cli-mate change is real.Gone is the era of theo-ry. What we have now isthe age of conse-quences.” These are AlGore’s words that keptringing in my head[while] listening to tor-rential rain pouring non-stop on my roof. Stronghabagat and extreme ty-phoons are now part of

my life and my chil-

dren’s life. We have to act nowdouble time.

JED MADELA : Having beenaffected by two similar situa-

tions in the past, I couldn’t helpfeeling paranoid about my safe-ty and the safety of others. I re-alized that we shouldn’t takethings for granted. Instead of pointing fingers at others andblaming them for the “demise”of the country, we should actand do our part.

SUZI ABRERA : I thoughtabout how situations like haba-gat/Maring would likely be aregular occurrence. There is no

way to fight nature so we mightas well be prepared for it. Nowmore than ever, my family hasto be prepared for disasters thatmay strike again. Planning andpreparing for disasters will be apriority.

KZ’s debut album

X Factor Philippines (Season1) grand winner KZ Tandinganis set to captivate everyone withher laid-back voice and sooth-ing music via her self-titled de-but album. It includes Puro

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composed by KZ herself). It alsocarries the minus-one version of all tracks.

Let KZ’s songs see youthrough love’s “crazies.”

By Dolly Anne Carvajal

A S tropical Storm Maring wreaked havoc last

week, many of us were virtually “under housearrest” that put us in introspective mode. So I

asked some celebs about the thoughts runningthrough their heads as the storm raged on. Nature istrying to tell us something but it seems we are not lis-tening close enough. What we need is a permanent so-lution and not just a temporary relief. It better get bet-ter.

KZ Tandingan MARTIN Nievera JED Madela

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23 team and the national women’s basketball s quad arestill being considered for in-clusion pending deliberation

with the Task Force SEAG.POC chair Tom Carrasco of

triathlon said the cagebellesknown as Discovery Perlas

still has to prove its mettle inthe Fiba-Asia women’s cham-pionships late October inBangkok.

‘‘We can reach as many as266 athletes or even less butthe number will certainly notgo beyond that,” said Carrasco.

Left behind is the dragonboat team whose associationPhilippine Canoe-Kayak Fed-eration is wracked by infight-ing that the POC is trying tosolve through arbitration.

By Marc Anthony Reyes

THE women’s football teamgot the green light from thePhilippine Olympic Commit-tee executive board to jointhe 152 athletes who were of-ficially endorsed for inclusion

in the national team to theBurma (Myanmar) Southeast Asian Games.

Known as the Malditas,they became the first teamsports to be included afterthe men’s national quintet de-spite the previous stand of top sports officials to limitthe country’s participation tothe minimum due to Burma’squestionable tweaking of theSEAG calendar.

The men’s football under-

Malditas will compete in SEAG

CV versusNavy; PAF

paboritoHANGAD ng Cagayan

Valley ang solong lid-erato sa pagharap ngRising Suns kontraPhilippine Navy saShakey’s V-LeagueSeason 10 ngayon saFiloil Flying V Arenasa San Juan.

Huling pinabagsak ng Rising Suns ni

coach Nes Pamilarang Smart.Magsusubukan ang

Navy at Cagayan Val-ley 4 p.m. mataposang 2 p.m. salpukansa pagitan ng FarEastern University atPhilippine Air Force.

Sasandal ang CV kina libero Jheck Dionela, AngelieTabaqueto, Aiza Maio,Wyneeth Eulalio, PauSoriano at Thai im-ports Phomia Sorayaat Kannika Thipachot.

Tinapos ng RisingSuns ang three-game

winning streak ngSmart matapos iposteang 25-23, 26-24, 25-20 panalo. Pinuri niPamilar ang depensang Cagayan Valley.

Paborito ang AirForce na makuha ang

unang panalo. Pan-gungunahan ang AirForce nina Rhea Di-maculangan, Wendy

Ann Semana at Jen-nifer Manzano.

HILAMOSBINIGYAN ng libreng ‘‘facial’ni Air21 playmaker Mike Cortez (kaliwa) si Petron Blaze

Junemar ‘‘Kraken’’ Fajardo sa PBA Governors’ Cup sa Mall of Asia Arena sa Pasay City noong Miyerkules. Ginulpi ng Boosters ang Express, 112-86. AUGUST DELA CRUZ

Tatlong alaspalalakasinTalk ’N TextNi Musong R. Castillo

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ABALIK ang tatlong alas ng Talk ‘N Text nanagpasiklab sa Gilas Pilipinas at dagdag-lakasito sa Tropang Texters na sasagupain ang Mer-

alco Bolts sa pagpapatuloy ng PBA Governors’ Cuplead sa Smart Araneta Coliseum ngayon.

Magpapasiklab sina Larry Fonacier, Ranidel de Ocampo atJason Castro sa Texters na ha-hamunin ang Bolts 5:15 p.m.

Tanging si datingMVP Jimmy Alapagang hindi lalaro saTexters sapagkathumingi pa ng ma-

habang pahingamatapos buhatinang Gilas saikalawang puwestosa Fiba Asia.

Maghaharap ang Barangay Ginebra (1-1) at Barako Bull (2-1) sa ikalawang laro 7:30 p.m.

Masaya si coach NormanBlack sa pagbabalik ng mgaalas. “They have definitely raised the level of the game inour practices (since Tuesday),”

wika ni Black. “But you never

know what can happen in agame. Our goal is to try and im-prove our game and get some

wins.“Like everyone

else (in the field),the aim is to gainplayoff advantageby finishing in the

top half of thestandings.”May 1-1 marka

ang Talk ‘N Text atgaling ito sa malaking pagkata-lo laban sa San Mig Coffee. Ku-lang sa opensa ang Texters nasumandal kina Tony Mitchell atRyan Reyes.

Tinambakan ng Ginebra angMeralco, 98-85, at muling man-gunguna si La Tenorio sa Kings.Umiskor ng career-high 34 pun-tos si Tenorio.

EAC Generals pinasaya ni Happi, KingKUMISLAP sina Noube Happi atIgee King sa huling bahagi ngsagupaan upang pabagsakin ngEmilio Aguinaldo College angMapua, 89-80, kagabi sa pagtat-apos ng first round ng 89thNCAA basketball tournament saFiloil Flying V Arena sa SanJuan.

Gumawa si Happi ng 17 pun-tos at kumuha ng 20 reboundssamantalang may 17 puntos atanim rebounds si King.

Ito ang ikatlong sunod pana-lo ng Generals na tinapos angkampanya na may 4-5 kartadatulad ng San Sebastian.

Natikman ng Cardinals ang

ika-pitong talo at 1-8 overall.“I hope we carry this momen-

tum in the second round,” sabi niGenerals coach Gerry Esplana.“We lost our lead in the fourthquarter, but we settled down and

worked extra hard on defense.”Inspirado si King dahil sa

panonood ni PBA great AbeKing Jr. Ang nakatatandangKing ay nagbabakasyon mulaEstados Unidos.

Sinindihan ni King angmalaking atake ng Generals safourth period na sumira sa 70-70 tabla.

Nanguna sa Cardinals si

swingman Darrel Magsigay na

may 21 puntos.Kung hindi maganda ang

kartada ng Cardinals ay iba angresulta ng kampanya ng MapuaRed Robins sa junior basketball.

Pinabagsak ng Red Robinsang Emilio Aguinaldo CollegeBrigadiers, 101-86, tungo saika-apat sunod panalo.MGA ISKOR

(Seniors)EAC 89 – Paguia 18, Happi 17, King17, Jamon 11, Munsayac 9, Tayong-tong 8, Arquero 5, Morada 4, Castro0, Hiole Manga 0.MAPUA 80 – Magsigay 21, Ighalo21, Brana 17, Isit 12, Gonzalez 4,Estrella 4, Biteng 1, Saitanan 0,Layug 0, Cantos 0.

Quarters: 17-23, 43-40, 63-63, 89-80

MGA LARO NGAYON

(Smart AranetaColiseum)

5:15 p.m.—Meralco vsTalk ‘N Text

7:30 p.m.—Barako Bullvs Barangay Ginebra

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