14 soldiers invited for questioning

The Armed Forces of the Philippines on Wednesday it invited for interrogation at least 14 AFP officials who were allegedly involved in a plot to topple the Arroyo administration. Army chief Lt. Gen. Hermogenes Esperon said charges may be filed against the military officials. Esperon said some of the officials were allowed to the return to their place of assignments because “we are confident they are with us, leading their men faithfully in operations." Esperon said the military discovered a document titled “The Last Revolution," which is envisioned to outline the bases of operations of destabilizers for the establishment of a revolutionary government that will work under the so-called National Recovery Program. “(The revolutionary government) will be headed…by a junta composed of military men and other nominees," said Esperon. Esperon said follow-up operations led to the discovery of the “final coordinating conference" of Oplan Hackle on January 14 in a Makati City hotel. The operation plan was supposed to be implemented from January 20 to January 21.