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Ayon kay Foreign Secretary Delia Albert, pinabigat ang multa sa mga mahuhuling illegal foreigners kabilang na ang mga Pilipinong illegal na nagtatrabaho sa Japan.


Kabilang sa mga bagong batas ay ang pagpapataw ng multang 3 milyong Yen sa maaaresto at mapapatunayang illegal foreigners.


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Mrs. Arroyo said Foreign Secretary Delia Albert has sent lawyers to Beirut to pursue the case of 22-year-old maid Catherine Bautista with the authorities there. 


"The young woman reportedly leaped to her death trying to escape her employer’s apartment in Beirut, Lebanon, on May 4," Arroyo said in a statement. 


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Funds to maintain the 96-man contingent however were fast dwindling, Albert said while expressing the hope that the United Nations would soon have a more direct role in rebuilding Iraq.


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Foreign Secretary Delia Albert stressed that other governments listed the communist movement as a "foreign terrorist organization" on their own and that this should not affect the peace talks with the Philippine government scheduled in Norway next month. 


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FOREIGN SECRETARY DELIA ALBERT

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Dishonored

By FIRST PERSON | By Alex Magno | July 15, 2004 - 12:00am

The whole world gave us a flustered look after DFA Undersecretary Rafael Seguis announced, on Al Jazeera television, that Manila was going to withdraw its small contingent in Iraq "as soon as possible." Foreign...

Opinion

3-M Yen multa: Mga Pinoy TNT sa Japan pinag-iingat

June 27, 2004 - 12:00am

Nagbabala ang Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) sa mga manggagawang Pilipino sa Japan kabilang ang libu-libong entertainers na mag-ingat hinggil sa bagong ipatutupad na Immigration laws doon. Ayon kay Foreign...

Bansa

Arroyo wants justice for maid

May 13, 2004 - 12:00am

President Arroyo urged Lebanon yesterday to investigate the death of a Filipina maid who was said to have fallen to her death trying to flee her employer’s apartment in Beirut. Mrs. Arroyo said Foreign Secretary...

Headlines

Advance team of US poll observers arriving in March

February 27, 2004 - 12:00am

The United States is to join an international group of monitors for the Philippine presidential election in May, a US Embassy official said yesterday. An advance team will fly into Manila in the first week of March...

Headlines

DFA: RP troops in Iraq to stay for 6 more months

January 28, 2004 - 12:00am

A team of Filipino troops and humanitarian workers will remain in Iraq for six more months despite increasing attacks on coalition forces there, Foreign Secretary Delia Albert said in a statement yesterday. Funds...

Headlines

Terror tag on Reds to stay

January 24, 2004 - 12:00am

Despite impending peace talks, the government said yesterday it would not lobby foreign governments to remove the Philippine communist rebel movement from their lists of terrorist groups. Foreign Secretary Delia...

Headlines