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[Title] => Michael Ray allowed visit by wife, child
[Summary] => The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) reported yesterday that detained former Philippine National Police (PNP) Senior Superintendent Michael Ray Aquino has been granted access to the sun room and visitation by his wife and child at the Passaic County Jail in New Jersey.
Consul General to New York Cecilia Rebong said the consulate acted on the request of Aquino, who is detained at the New Jersey jail while being charged with espionage.
It was reported last week that Aquino sought access to the jail’s sun room, a rosary and visits from his family.
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[Title] => ‘Aquino’s passport can’t be cancelled’
[Summary] => NEW YORK — Cashiered police Senior Superintendent Michael Ray Aquino’s passport cannot be canceled unless ordered by a competent court in the Philippines, the Philippine consul general here said yesterday.
Consul General Cecilia Rebong said Aquino’s passport will remain valid even if he is convicted in the United States of espionage charges and violation of immigration laws, and deported to the Philippines.
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[Title] => No hearing scheduled yet on Aquino espionage case
[Summary] => NEW YORK — The Philippine Consulate General here said yesterday that there is no definite schedule yet for the hearing on the espionage case against cashiered police colonel Michael Ray Aquino.
Consul General Cecilia Rebong said the preliminary hearing on the case has been postponed after Aquino’s court-appointed lawyer requested more time to make a proper pleading for the defense of the former Philippine police official.
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[Title] => Pinay tsinap-chop sa Singapore
[Summary] => sang Pinay domestic helper sa Singapore ang inaresto matapos iturong responsable sa umano’y pagpatay sa kapwa Pinay DH na ang bangkay ay natagpuang putul-putol at itinapon sa iba’t ibang lugar ang mga bahagi ng katawan.
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CONSUL MA
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[Summary] => The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) reported yesterday that detained former Philippine National Police (PNP) Senior Superintendent Michael Ray Aquino has been granted access to the sun room and visitation by his wife and child at the Passaic County Jail in New Jersey.
Consul General to New York Cecilia Rebong said the consulate acted on the request of Aquino, who is detained at the New Jersey jail while being charged with espionage.
It was reported last week that Aquino sought access to the jail’s sun room, a rosary and visits from his family.
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[Title] => ‘Aquino’s passport can’t be cancelled’
[Summary] => NEW YORK — Cashiered police Senior Superintendent Michael Ray Aquino’s passport cannot be canceled unless ordered by a competent court in the Philippines, the Philippine consul general here said yesterday.
Consul General Cecilia Rebong said Aquino’s passport will remain valid even if he is convicted in the United States of espionage charges and violation of immigration laws, and deported to the Philippines.
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[Title] => No hearing scheduled yet on Aquino espionage case
[Summary] => NEW YORK — The Philippine Consulate General here said yesterday that there is no definite schedule yet for the hearing on the espionage case against cashiered police colonel Michael Ray Aquino.
Consul General Cecilia Rebong said the preliminary hearing on the case has been postponed after Aquino’s court-appointed lawyer requested more time to make a proper pleading for the defense of the former Philippine police official.
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