+ Follow AMERICAN LANCE CORPORAL DANIEL SMITH Tag
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[Summary] => Sen. Loren Legarda yesterday joined the calls for a review of the Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA) with the US with the aim of renegotiating some of the provisions of the treaty, particularly on criminal jurisdiction.
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[Title] => GI: I’d rather clear my name than settle
[Summary] => American Lance Corporal Daniel Smith, the principal accused in the rape of a Filipino woman in Subic last year, declared he would rather have his name cleared of the charges than agree to a settlement of the case.
"If there was an attempt to settle, I don’t want to get into that kind of technicality. I want my name to be cleared. I’m being accused of what I feel is the worst thing anybody can be accused of," Smith said in an interview with GMA 7’s "24 Oras" newscast last night.
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"If there was an attempt to settle, I don’t want to get into that kind of technicality. I want my name to be cleared. I’m being accused of what I feel is the worst thing anybody can be accused of," Smith said in an interview with GMA 7’s "24 Oras" newscast last night.
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