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The suit seeks to compel the US military to identify toxic wastes it supposedly left behind in its former Philippine facilities.  


"If the extension is granted, we expect a ruling on the suit by the first week of April," said lawyer-activist Cora Fabros, who helped put up the case.


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Sa isang press conference, sinabi ni Cora Fabros, miyembro ng Board of Directors ng People’s Task Force For Bases Clean Up na 36 na residente ng Subic Bay Naval Base at Clark Air Field ang nagsampa ng habla sa US Federal District Court na humihiling sa imbestigasyon ng presensya ng toxic waste sa dating base militar ng Amerika sa bansa.


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US military yet to reply to toxic waste lawsuit

By Romel Bagares | March 14, 2003 - 12:00am

US Navy and Air Force authorities have asked a US court to give it another month to reply to a lawsuit filed by American pro bono lawyers on behalf of 36 residents near the former military bases in Clark and Subic. The...

Nation

US kinasuhan ng mga biktima ng toxic waste

December 5, 2002 - 12:00am

Kasong administratibo ang kinakaharap ngayon ng pamahalaang Estados Unidos matapos na magsampa ng asunto ang mga biktima ng toxic waste sa kanilang mga dating base militar sa bansa. Sa isang press conference, sinabi...

PSN Metro