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The 18 will be asked to submit depositions and to attend a "clarificatory hearing" of the charges filed against them and several Filipino troops, said Elmer Cato, spokesman of the Visiting Forces Agreement Commission (VFACOM), a government panel monitoring Philippine-US military exercises.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS SECRETARY DOMINGO SIAZON JR. AND DEFENSE SECRETARY ORLANDO MER
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The 18 will be asked to submit depositions and to attend a "clarificatory hearing" of the charges filed against them and several Filipino troops, said Elmer Cato, spokesman of the Visiting Forces Agreement Commission (VFACOM), a government panel monitoring Philippine-US military exercises.
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By Aurea Calica | December 23, 2000 - 12:00am
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