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                    [Summary] => Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. and Senate President Franklin Drilon have agreed on the passage of the proposed Dual Citizenship Bill that would allow Filipinos who have acquired foreign citizenship to become Filipinos again.


The country’s laws do not allow dual citizenship and double allegiance. A Filipino loses his citizenship the moment he swears in as a national of another country.


De Venecia said yesterday Filipinos who have acquired foreign citizenship "have remained Filipinos at heart, and I believe they will love to invest and retire here some day."

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The country’s laws do not allow dual citizenship and double allegiance. A Filipino loses his citizenship the moment he swears in as a national of another country.


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Dual citizenship bill passage assured

By Jess Diaz | May 13, 2002 - 12:00am

Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. and Senate President Franklin Drilon have agreed on the passage of the proposed Dual Citizenship Bill that would allow Filipinos who have acquired foreign citizenship to become Filipinos...

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