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                    [Title] => 206 pang Pinoy nasa death row!
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May 206 Pinoy pa ang nasa death row sa iba’t ibang bansa kabilang na ang 78 OFWs na nahatulan ng bitay sa China.

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Humingi na ng saklolo kay Pangulong Gloria Arroyo ang grupo ng Ople Center at Migrante International para mailigtas ang isang Pinay OFW na nakatakdang bitayin sa Saudi Arabia.

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MANILA, Philippines - An overseas Filipino workers' welfare advocacy group today urged the Department of Foreign Affairs to regularly update all OFWs on death row so that their nearest of kin and the public would be informed on their cases.

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Thirty-five Filipinos are currently on death row abroad and Senate President Manuel Villar Jr. wants to look into how the government is addressing their plight.

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Ayon kina Reps. Mark Cojuangco, Antonio Cuenco at Ernesto Gidaya, marapat lamang na ‘kalampagin’ ang DFA para magpadala ng apela sa pamahalaan ng KSA.
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Ayon kay Maita Santiago, sec-gen. ng Migrante International, sinadya umanong itago sa mga mamamahayag ang ginawang pagbitay kina Sergio Aldana, Miguel Fernandez Jr., Wilfredo Bautista at Antonio Alvesa.

Ang apat ang itinuturong responsable sa pagpatay sa biktimang si Jaime dela Cruz.
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Kinilala ng Migrante International ang apat na sina Wilfredo Bautista, 35; Sergio Aldana, Antonio Alvesa at Miguel Fernandez.

Ang mga akusado ay nakakulong noon pang 1999 at nahatulan ng Taif Grand Court sa Saudi Arabia noong September 11, 2002 dahil sa umano’y pagpatay kay Jaime dela Cruz.
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Instead, the Taif Higher Court sentenced Alexander Hugo and Jovencio Praxidio to five and seven years in jail, respectively, according to reports reaching the Department of Foreign Affairs.

Four other Filipinos — Wilfredo Bautista, Antonio Alvesa, Sergio Al—dana and Miguel Fernandez Jr. — are still being tried in the murder case.
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Sa ibinabang desisyon ng Taif, Higher Court ng Jeddah, ang mga akusadong sina Alexander Hugo at Jovencio Praxidio ay pinatawan lamang ng 5-7 taong pagkabilanggo sa piitan ng nasabing bansa, gayunman, umapela pa rin sila sa korte ng mas mababang parusa.
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The six, identified as Alexander Hugo, Wilfredo Bautista, Antonio Alvesa, Jarren Khalid Praxidio, George Aldana and Miguel Fernandez Jr., were tagged for the killing of Jaime de la Cruz on Jan. 6, 1999.

They were also accused of robbing De la Cruz of 270,000 Saudi riyals (about P3.45 million) which he won in an illegal lottery a day before his death.
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Humingi na ng saklolo kay Pangulong Gloria Arroyo ang grupo ng Ople Center at Migrante International para mailigtas ang isang Pinay OFW na nakatakdang bitayin sa Saudi Arabia.

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MANILA, Philippines - An overseas Filipino workers' welfare advocacy group today urged the Department of Foreign Affairs to regularly update all OFWs on death row so that their nearest of kin and the public would be informed on their cases.

[DatePublished] => 2009-12-13 16:30:08 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => 1262583 [AuthorName] => Dennis Carcamo [SectionName] => [SectionUrl] => [URL] => ) [3] => Array ( [ArticleID] => 70538 [Title] => 35 Filipinos facing execution worldwide, says Villar [Summary] =>

Thirty-five Filipinos are currently on death row abroad and Senate President Manuel Villar Jr. wants to look into how the government is addressing their plight.

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Ayon kina Reps. Mark Cojuangco, Antonio Cuenco at Ernesto Gidaya, marapat lamang na ‘kalampagin’ ang DFA para magpadala ng apela sa pamahalaan ng KSA.
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Ayon kay Maita Santiago, sec-gen. ng Migrante International, sinadya umanong itago sa mga mamamahayag ang ginawang pagbitay kina Sergio Aldana, Miguel Fernandez Jr., Wilfredo Bautista at Antonio Alvesa.

Ang apat ang itinuturong responsable sa pagpatay sa biktimang si Jaime dela Cruz.
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Kinilala ng Migrante International ang apat na sina Wilfredo Bautista, 35; Sergio Aldana, Antonio Alvesa at Miguel Fernandez.

Ang mga akusado ay nakakulong noon pang 1999 at nahatulan ng Taif Grand Court sa Saudi Arabia noong September 11, 2002 dahil sa umano’y pagpatay kay Jaime dela Cruz.
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Instead, the Taif Higher Court sentenced Alexander Hugo and Jovencio Praxidio to five and seven years in jail, respectively, according to reports reaching the Department of Foreign Affairs.

Four other Filipinos — Wilfredo Bautista, Antonio Alvesa, Sergio Al—dana and Miguel Fernandez Jr. — are still being tried in the murder case.
[DatePublished] => 2001-07-17 00:00:00 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => [AuthorName] => [SectionName] => Nation [SectionUrl] => nation [URL] => ) [8] => Array ( [ArticleID] => 114542 [Title] => 2 Pinoy sa Saudi naisalba sa bitay [Summary] => Dalawa sa anim na overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) na inakusahang pumatay sa kanilang kapwa Filipino ang naisalba sa parusang bitay makaraang mapatunayan na ang dalawa ay nagsilbi lamang "accessories" sa naganap na krimen sa Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

Sa ibinabang desisyon ng Taif, Higher Court ng Jeddah, ang mga akusadong sina Alexander Hugo at Jovencio Praxidio ay pinatawan lamang ng 5-7 taong pagkabilanggo sa piitan ng nasabing bansa, gayunman, umapela pa rin sila sa korte ng mas mababang parusa.
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The six, identified as Alexander Hugo, Wilfredo Bautista, Antonio Alvesa, Jarren Khalid Praxidio, George Aldana and Miguel Fernandez Jr., were tagged for the killing of Jaime de la Cruz on Jan. 6, 1999.

They were also accused of robbing De la Cruz of 270,000 Saudi riyals (about P3.45 million) which he won in an illegal lottery a day before his death.
[DatePublished] => 2001-02-12 00:00:00 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => 1804901 [AuthorName] => Aurea Calica [SectionName] => Headlines [SectionUrl] => headlines [URL] => ) ) )
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