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(25 Feb 2006)
25 February 2006
1. Wide shot newspaper stand
2. Headline: "State of Emergency"
3. Newspapers
4. Man looking at newspapers
5. SOUNDBITE: (Tagalog) Vox pop:
"For sure the protests will not stop until they get what they want."
6. Wide shot of street corner near palace with armoured personnel carrier in background
7. Wide shot of van blocking road leading to palace
8. Various security at gates of military camp
9. Exterior of building housing Tribune newspaper
10. Wide shot Tribune trucks
11. Philippines President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo waving to crowd as she goes up the escalator in shopping mall
12. Far shot of people on the ground floor waving back to Arroyo
13. Wide shot of escalator inside shopping mall
14. Wide shot of Arroyo shaking hands with people in the mall
FILE - 1995
15. Crispin Beltran, left-wing politician who has been taken into custody, giving interview
FILE - 2003
16. Wide shot Beltran on stage during protest
25 February 2006
17. Wide shot Congresswoman Risa Hontiveros holding placard depicting two-faced human. Half shows face of ousted dictator Ferdinand Marcos, and the other half President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Risa Hontiveros, Congresswoman
"We hear that the arrest was under proclamation 1017 (declaration of State of National Emergency). Our party, Akbayan, part of Laban ng Masa, outrightly rejects it as unconstitutional and illegal and simply being used to preserve the regime of Gloria Macapagal Arroyo in power. It is just martial law in disguise."
19. Placard of Marcos/Arroyo two-face
20. Wide shot Ramos media conference
21. SOUNDBITE: (English) Fidel Ramos, Former Philippines President:
"As I said, I am surprised by PP1017 (Presidential Proclamation 1017, declaring a State of National Emergency). In fact I was appalled when I heard about it yesterday. And I am dismayed."
22. Wide shot media conference
23. Statue of Virgin Mary at People Power Shrine, pan down to police
24. Various of former Philippines President Corazon Aquino in mass
STORYLINE:
Police on Saturday raided the offices of a newspaper in Manila and detained several prominent critics of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, a day after she declared a state of emergency to quash a coup plot.
Early on Saturday, police barged into the offices of The Daily Tribune and confiscated editorial materials and a bundle of newspapers headlining Arroyo's declaration.
Security around Manila remained high, particularly in areas near military camps and the presidential palace.
But as the capital went into day two of the security lockdown, the president visited a local shopping mall, where she was greeted by supporters.
Also Saturday, Rep. Crispin Beltran, a member of the leftist Anakpawis party, was taken into custody for questioning.
Local media said he was being questioned about an old rebellion case.
Congresswoman Risa Hontiveros rejected the arrest declaring it as "unconstitutional and illegal and simply being used to preserve the regime of Gloria Macapagal Arroyo in power. It is just martial law in disguise".
Speaking on Saturday, former President Fidel Ramos said the state of emergency would hurt the Philippines unless it was reversed soon.
"I was appalled when I heard about it yesterday," he said.
He said he didn't believe the declaration was justified because no actual coup attempt had taken place.
But he stopped short of calling for her resignation, as did his predecessor, Corazon Aquino, the icon of the February 25, 1986 revolution who restored democracy to the Philippines.

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