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                    [Title] => China donates P5.5-M for landslide victims
                    [Summary] => China has donated P5.5 million for the victims of the killer landslides in Southern Leyte and the Surigao provinces.


Foreign Affairs Secretary Delia Albert received the check for P5.5 million from Chinese Ambassador Wang Chungui in ceremonies at the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) in Pasay City yesterday.


"I expressed our deep appreciation to Ambassador Wang and to the government and people of China," Albert said.  


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                    [Title] => Palawan execs’ demand stalls release of 122 Sino fishermen
                    [Summary] => The scheduled release of 122 Chinese fishermen detained on poaching charges in Palawan went pfft yesterday after the provincial authorities insisted that they also pay $100,000 for each of their six apprehended vessels.


And this seemed to have frustrated Chinese Embassy officials in Manila. "(Our) patience is running out. They promised to release them two months ago. It seems endless and we are frustrated about this," one official said.


The Chinese fishermen have been detained for more than eight months now after they were caught poaching off Palawan.


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                    [Title] => DFA to officially junk Perez complaint vs Chinese envoy
                    [Summary] => The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) is set to officially junk Justice Secretary Hernando Perez’s complaint seeking the expulsion of Chinese Ambassador Wang Chungui.


DFA sources said they are just waiting for Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople, who is expected to arrive this week from Denmark, to sign the decision dismissing the complaint.


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                    [Title] => Perez, Chinese envoy bury hatchet
                    [Summary] => They’ve buried the hatchet.


Justice Secretary Hernando Perez finally withdrew yesterday his call for the expulsion of Chinese Ambassador Wang Chungui after a spat that threatened to sour relations between Manila and Beijing.


"For the sake of relations between our country and China, I will withdraw it," Perez said, adding that Wang expressed regret over the incident. "The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) is asking that I forgive him."


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                    [Title] => Bastos na China envoy 'kinuyog' ng Solons
                    [Summary] => Nagkaisa ang mga mambabatas sa Senado at Mababang Kapulungan na dapat patalsikin at ideklarang ‘persona-non-grata’ ang embahador ng People’s Republic of China na nag-alboroto sa Department of Justice noong Biyernes.
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                    [Title] => Perez backed vs Sino envoy
                    [Summary] => Senators Ralph Recto and Aquilino Pimentel Jr. and Bukidnon Rep. Juan Miguel Zubiri supported yesterday the call of Justice Secretary Hernando Perez that Chinese Ambassador Wang Chungui be declared persona non grata to the Philippines for flaring up last Sept. 20 at Perez’s office after Perez had rejected the release of 122 Chinese fishermen caught poaching off Palawan.


This came as the Chinese Embassy expressed the hope that the incident between the ambassador and Perez would not adversely affect the friendly relations between the Philippines and China.


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                    [Title] => RP urged to free122 Sino fishers
                    [Summary] => The People’s Republic of China (PROC) is seeking the release of 122 Chinese  fishermen detained in Palawan for illegal entry and fishing, in time for the visit here of the second highest Chinese official in mid-September, Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople said yesterday.


Ople said Chinese Ambassador Wang Chungui informed him about the forthcoming official visit of Li Peng, chairman of China’s National People’s Congress, from Sept. 12 to 15, upon the invitation of House Speaker Jose de Venecia. 


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                    [Title] => Dick credits Arroyo for China ban lifting
                    [Summary] => Tourism Secretary Richard Gordon lauded yesterday the efforts of President Arroyo in securing the lifting of the travel advisory against the Philippines imposed by the Chinese government on its nationals.


This latest success, he said, was due in part to the "great trust and respect" between President Arroyo and President Jiang Zemin of the People’s Republic of China.


He added that Chinese Ambassador Wang Chungui’s "openness to and cooperation with our trade and tourism efforts have made him a great friend of the Philippines."


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                    [Title] => GMA vows to go ‘hammer and tongs’ vs kid
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo has ordered a full-scale war against kidnap-for-ransom groups nationwide.


The order came on the heels of the gunslaying of Irish missionary Fr. Rufus Halley in a botched kidnapping attempt in Malabang, Lanao del Sur and the recent deaths of two Chinese engineers who were caught in the crossfire during a battle between government troops and Muslim kidnappers in Central Mindanao.


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                    [Title] => China asks RP to secure quick release of worker
                    [Summary] => China urged the Philippines yesterday to help secure the release of a Chinese worker kidnapped in Mindanao as a memorial service was held for two of his compatriots killed during a gunbattle between the military and the "Pentagon" gang of Muslim rebels. 


"The life of Mr. Zhang Zhongyi is still at stake," said Chinese Ambassador Wang Chungui, who openly wept and wiped his tears while delivering a eulogy.


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CHINESE AMBASSADOR WANG CHUNGUI

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Foreign Affairs Secretary Delia Albert received the check for P5.5 million from Chinese Ambassador Wang Chungui in ceremonies at the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) in Pasay City yesterday.


"I expressed our deep appreciation to Ambassador Wang and to the government and people of China," Albert said.  


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And this seemed to have frustrated Chinese Embassy officials in Manila. "(Our) patience is running out. They promised to release them two months ago. It seems endless and we are frustrated about this," one official said.


The Chinese fishermen have been detained for more than eight months now after they were caught poaching off Palawan.


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DFA sources said they are just waiting for Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople, who is expected to arrive this week from Denmark, to sign the decision dismissing the complaint.


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                    [Title] => Perez, Chinese envoy bury hatchet
                    [Summary] => They’ve buried the hatchet.


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"For the sake of relations between our country and China, I will withdraw it," Perez said, adding that Wang expressed regret over the incident. "The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) is asking that I forgive him."


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                    [Title] => Bastos na China envoy 'kinuyog' ng Solons
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                    [Summary] => Senators Ralph Recto and Aquilino Pimentel Jr. and Bukidnon Rep. Juan Miguel Zubiri supported yesterday the call of Justice Secretary Hernando Perez that Chinese Ambassador Wang Chungui be declared persona non grata to the Philippines for flaring up last Sept. 20 at Perez’s office after Perez had rejected the release of 122 Chinese fishermen caught poaching off Palawan.


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Ople said Chinese Ambassador Wang Chungui informed him about the forthcoming official visit of Li Peng, chairman of China’s National People’s Congress, from Sept. 12 to 15, upon the invitation of House Speaker Jose de Venecia. 


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He added that Chinese Ambassador Wang Chungui’s "openness to and cooperation with our trade and tourism efforts have made him a great friend of the Philippines."


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