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"I have authorized 200 soldiers more to be sent to Haiti," the President said during celebrations marking the Department of Foreign Affairs’ 107th anniversary.


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                    [Summary] => A Filipino peacekeeper was hit by sniper fire in Haiti on Thursday in the first attack since the Philippines deployed troops there to help restore order in the troubled Caribbean country, the Department of Foreign Affairs said yesterday.


Permanent Representative to the United Nations Lauro Baja Jr. said Marine S/Sgt. Rodrigo Galam was on guard duty outside the Christopher Hotel when he was struck by two caliber .30 bullets fired by an unknown assailant at around 5 a.m.


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Permanent Representative to the United Nations Lauro Baja Jr. said Marine S/Sgt. Rodrigo Galam was on guard duty outside the Christopher Hotel when he was struck by two caliber .30 bullets fired by an unknown assailant at around 5 a.m.


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RP to send more troops to Haiti

July 20, 2005 - 12:00am

The Philippines will send 200 additional troops to Haiti to help United Nations peacekeeping forces curb political unrest ahead of elections, President Arroyo said yesterday. "I have authorized 200 soldiers...

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Pinoy peacekeeper hit by sniper fire in Haiti

By Pia Lee-Brago | April 2, 2005 - 12:00am

A Filipino peacekeeper was hit by sniper fire in Haiti on Thursday in the first attack since the Philippines deployed troops there to help restore order in the troubled Caribbean country, the Department of Foreign...

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