+ Follow AL MADINA Tag
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[Title] => Recruiters suspended over OFW’s death
[Summary] => The Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) ordered yesterday the suspension of the recruiters of a Filipino household worker who allegedly committed suicide in Abu Dhabi in February.
[DatePublished] => 2013-03-17 00:00:00
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[Title] => Pardoned OFW still in Saudi prison due to 'lost' ticket
[Summary] => An overseas Filipino worker has been languishing in a jail in Saudi Arabia despite being pardoned for an infraction because his plane ticket a friend bought got "lost," a migrant workers' rights group said.
[DatePublished] => 2010-08-04 08:08:50
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[Title] => 2 Marine officers linked to coup quit posts
[Summary] => Two Marine officers decided to quit their posts, reportedly "out of propriety," after they were named among the 165 officers and servicemen facing probable court martial proceedings for their involvement in the Feb. 24 foiled coup attempt.
Marines Lt. Cols. Custodio Parcon and Armando Bañez tendered their resignations as deputy Marine commandant for operations and deputy Marine commandant for plans and programs, respectively.
Both gave up their posts Friday but without giving clear reasons.
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AL MADINA
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Marines Lt. Cols. Custodio Parcon and Armando Bañez tendered their resignations as deputy Marine commandant for operations and deputy Marine commandant for plans and programs, respectively.
Both gave up their posts Friday but without giving clear reasons.
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