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Manila reviewing ban on return of ex-army chief
CEBU. Philippines. Apr 5: The Philippine government is reviewing its ban on the return of a military chief who was ousted with former strongman Ferdinand Marcos in 1986. President Fidel Ramos said Saturday, reports AP.
Former Chief of Staff Gen, Fabian Ver. one of Marcos' closest aides, fled with Marcos to Hawaii after a "people power" revolt ousted them. Ver has since lived In an undisclosed country and has not been permitted to return.
Ramos, in Cebu to attend a meeting of Aslan rim finance ministers, said there was "a continuing review" of Ver's status.
On Thursday. Marcos' widow. Imelda, urged the government to allow Ver to come back, saying he may be able to identify the person who ordered the assassination of opposition leader Benigno Aquino Jr. at Manila's airport in 1983.
It was the first time Mrs. Marcos has suggested that an aide of her husband could provide clues to the death of Aquino, whose wife. Corazon, later became president.
Ver. was accused of involvement as military chief in Aquino's killing but was acquitted while Marcos was still
In power.
The government has said Ver’s return would endanger stability and security.
But Ramos told reporters that "it's not really a matter of national security. It’s a matter of what is the involvement of that individual in criminal acts.”
Aquino's murder unleashed a wave of opposition to Marcos, culminating in the 1986 popular uprising that swept him from power and installed Mrs. Aquino as president.
The court that acquitted Ver during the Marcos administration also freed several other military defendants and ruled that Aquino was slain by a supposed communist. Rolando Galman, who then was killed by security guards.
After Marcos was ousted, the Supreme Court nullified the acquittals and ordered a new trial.
In 1987. a court convicted 16 soldiers of killing both Aquino and Galman and sentenced them to life imprisonment. The trial failed to establish the mastermind, but many Filipinos believe it was Marcos.
Ver has not been retried because Philippine law bans trials In absentia.