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Before she flew back to Manila, the President told reporters here that one of the most concrete results of her two-day state visit to Canada was Chretien’s assurance that Canadian government agencies would help facilitate the clean-up of mine tailings that spilled from the ponds of Marcopper in the early 1990s.


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The arrangement is contained in a treaty which Filipino and Canadian officials signed here yesterday in the presence of President Arroyo and Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien.


Known as "Transfer of Sentenced Prisoners and Cooperation in the Enforcement of Penal Sentences," the treaty was initiated by Canadian Secretary of State (Asia-Pacific) David Kilgour and Ambassador to Ottawa Francisco Benedicto.


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Arroyo gets Chretien’s assurances on Marinduque clean-up

By Marichu A. Villanueva | February 6, 2002 - 12:00am

NEW YORK — President Arroyo has secured no less than the official commitment of Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien to require a Canadian mining firm to clean up the environmental mess it left behind in Marinduque. Before...

Nation

RP to get aid from Canada

By Marichu A. Villanueva | January 31, 2002 - 12:00am

OTTAWA (via PLDT) — Filipinos and Canadians imprisoned in Canada and the Philippines can now serve their prison terms in their home countries. The arrangement is contained in a treaty which Filipino and Canadian...

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