+ Follow CANBERRA CRISTINA ORTEGA Tag
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[Title] => Fil-Aussies reacquire Pinoy citizenship
[Summary] => Twenty-four Filipinos in Australia, who had become citizens of the Land Down Under, have re-acquired their Philippine citizenship, an embassy report said yesterday.
The Philippine Embassy in Canberra reported to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) that the 24 Filipino-Australians in Darwin and Alice Springs in
Northern Territory have re-acquired their Philippine citizenship and urged them to actively take part in nation-building.
[DatePublished] => 2006-04-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => SK sending 3,000 more troops to Iraq
[Summary] => The South Korean government is dead set on sending 3,000 more troops next month to Iraq in a show of continued defiance against insurgents and outrage over the killing of their national who was beheaded last month.
The latest deployment of 3,000 military logistics defense personnel to violence-plagued Iraq makes South Korea’s troops the third largest contingent next to the United States and Japan.
These countries are among the coalition forces that have stayed on to help the Iraqi transition government in the post-war reconstruction of their country.
[DatePublished] => 2004-07-15 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Marichu A. Villanueva
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CANBERRA CRISTINA ORTEGA
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[Summary] => Twenty-four Filipinos in Australia, who had become citizens of the Land Down Under, have re-acquired their Philippine citizenship, an embassy report said yesterday.
The Philippine Embassy in Canberra reported to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) that the 24 Filipino-Australians in Darwin and Alice Springs in
Northern Territory have re-acquired their Philippine citizenship and urged them to actively take part in nation-building.
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[Title] => SK sending 3,000 more troops to Iraq
[Summary] => The South Korean government is dead set on sending 3,000 more troops next month to Iraq in a show of continued defiance against insurgents and outrage over the killing of their national who was beheaded last month.
The latest deployment of 3,000 military logistics defense personnel to violence-plagued Iraq makes South Korea’s troops the third largest contingent next to the United States and Japan.
These countries are among the coalition forces that have stayed on to help the Iraqi transition government in the post-war reconstruction of their country.
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