+ Follow HAITI AND LIBERIA Tag
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[Title] => Official says no plan to withdraw peace keeping forces from Golan Heights
[Summary] => The military is aware of the risk confronting Filipino forces deployed for peace keeping mission in the troubled Golan Heights, but it has no plan to withdraw, a senior official said today.
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[Title] => AFP sends off new UN peacekeepers to Haiti, Liberia
[Summary] => The military sent off yesterday fresh peacekeeping teams to Haiti and Liberia and gave assurance that the United Nations funds allotted for the contingents would be used properly.
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[Title] => RP deploying more troops in Masbate to ensure security
[Summary] => Philippine defense and military officials on Friday deployed a 250-man strong infantry battalion in the central province of Masbate to ensure security in the course of the national and regional elections to be held on May 10.
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[Title] => Pinoy peacekeepers in Haiti awarded
[Summary] => Filipino peacekeepers serving with the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti have been awarded by the international organization for their service.
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[Title] => 1,500 troops deployed to Marikina for clean-up drive
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines – At least 1,500 soldiers were deployed to Marikina City, one of the hardest-hit areas by massive flooding brought by typhoon “Ondoy,” for a clean-up drive.
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[Title] => RP to downsize peacekeeping force in Haiti, Liberia
[Summary] => The Philippines is downsizing its peacekeeping contingents to Haiti and Liberia since the security situation in the two conflict-torn countries has improved.
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[Title] => Pinoy peacekeepers in Liberia, Haiti welcomed by AFP leadership
[Summary] => Returning Filipino troops who became part of the United Nations’ peacekeeping missions to Haiti and Liberia were welcomed yesterday by military leaders.
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[Title] => RP sending more peacekeeping troops to Haiti, Liberia
[Summary] => President Arroyo has approved the deployment of more than 300 fresh peacekeeping troops to Haiti and Liberia, both struggling to recover from civil strife, the military said yesterday.
A 165-strong military contingent bound for Liberia and 155 soldiers destined for Haiti were to start leaving today to relieve Filipino peacekeepers deployed earlier to the beleaguered countries, the military said in a statement.
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[Title] => AFP sends peacekeepers to Haiti, Liberia
[Summary] => The government is deploying a battalion of soldiers to perform peacekeeping duties in the strife-torn countries of Liberia in Africa and Haiti in the Caribbean.
Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) information office chief Lt. Col. Buenaventura Pascual said the troop deployment is in line with the continuing commitment of the government to the United Nations’ peacekeeping operations worldwide.
"The AFP will send another batch of soldiers to be deployed for peacekeeping missions to Haiti and Liberia," Pascual said.
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HAITI AND LIBERIA
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[Title] => Official says no plan to withdraw peace keeping forces from Golan Heights
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[Title] => AFP sends off new UN peacekeepers to Haiti, Liberia
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[Title] => RP deploying more troops in Masbate to ensure security
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[Title] => 1,500 troops deployed to Marikina for clean-up drive
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[Title] => Pinoy peacekeepers in Liberia, Haiti welcomed by AFP leadership
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[Title] => RP sending more peacekeeping troops to Haiti, Liberia
[Summary] => President Arroyo has approved the deployment of more than 300 fresh peacekeeping troops to Haiti and Liberia, both struggling to recover from civil strife, the military said yesterday.
A 165-strong military contingent bound for Liberia and 155 soldiers destined for Haiti were to start leaving today to relieve Filipino peacekeepers deployed earlier to the beleaguered countries, the military said in a statement.
They will have a six-month tour of duty, during which their expenses would be shouldered by the United Nations.
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[Title] => AFP sends peacekeepers to Haiti, Liberia
[Summary] => The government is deploying a battalion of soldiers to perform peacekeeping duties in the strife-torn countries of Liberia in Africa and Haiti in the Caribbean.
Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) information office chief Lt. Col. Buenaventura Pascual said the troop deployment is in line with the continuing commitment of the government to the United Nations’ peacekeeping operations worldwide.
"The AFP will send another batch of soldiers to be deployed for peacekeeping missions to Haiti and Liberia," Pascual said.
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December 30, 2005 - 12:00am
