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Both Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency chief Anselmo Avenido and Philippine National Police Deputy Director General Edgar Aglipay, head of the PNP task force against illegal drugs, refused to discuss the new arrests to avoid jeopardizing ongoing operations.


The two arrested Chinese are now undergoing interrogation, sources said.


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PDEA director general Anselmo Avenido Jr., in a statement, said President Arroyo is "seriously considering" the execution of convicted drug offenders who were meted capital punishment and whose cases have been affirmed by the Supreme Court.


The President hinted yesterday that she may allow judicial executions to resume as part of a high-profile campaign against illegal drugs.


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The President hinted yesterday that she may allow judicial executions to resume as part of a high-profile campaign against illegal drugs.


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2 more Chinese ‘drug lords’ fall

By Christina Mendez | July 14, 2003 - 12:00am

Two more Chinese "drug lords" have been arrested in Central Luzon in a subsequent raid resulting from last Saturday’s apprehension of six suspects, four of them Chinese, in Silang, Cavite, Camp Crame...

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PDEA proposes execution for drug barons

By Christina Mendez | July 5, 2003 - 12:00am

The execution of convicted big-time drug traffickers will be a good deterrent against people trading in illegal drugs, the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) said yesterday. PDEA director general Anselmo...

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